Benches Clear in Giants-Rockies game after Rafael Devers admires the home run

Division rivals came to battle in Denver on Tuesday night after San Francisco Giants-Infielder Rafael Derver’s apparently admired a two-run home drive for a little too long.

After Dever’s belt his first-in-in-in-in-in, he and the Colorado Rockies Pitcher Kyle Freeland exchanged words before Devers could even reach the first base, and players from both Dugouts came towards Haugen.

Matt Chapman pushed freeland from the side while Willy Adames came close to throwing a stamp.

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Order was eventually restored after Brouhaha approached both the other base and home plate.

It’s easy to see why Rockies is upset when they entered the game 39-99 and at Tempo for 45 wins of the season. It would just be a hair better than last year’s Chicago White Sox.

Colorado Rockie’s Start Pitcher Kyle Freeland (21) delivers a pitch in the first place against Toronto Blue Jays on Coors Field. (Ron Chenoy/Imag images)

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Giants, meanwhile, somehow remain alive in Wild Card hunting despite the fact that almost everyone they could possibly be able to within the deadline.

Coming into Tuesday they were 69-69 and five games out of the last place after the season, so it will definitely be a long shot to get in.

But it is impossible for Rockies as they are 35 games left with 34 to go.

July 23, 2025; Cumberland, Georgia, USA; San Francisco Giants, appointed Hitter Rafael Devers (16), responds after heading out against Atlanta is being bred during the third round in Truist Park. (Dale Zanine/Imag- Pictures)

Freeland went into the game with a 5.28 era. DEVERS was traded to Giants after an ugly ending with Boston Red Sox earlier this season. He also hit a home drive against Rockies Monday.