The vibrations were impeccable for the Giants of San Francisco when they acquired Rafael Devers of the Red Sox from Boston.
Taking a massive contract of delay was a secondary story to the main point of the giants: they had just added one of the best battlers from baseball to programming. However, things have become south for San Francisco in the Age, and now even the work of manager Bob Melvin could be in danger.
The giants have been 18-31 since the delay agreement and inexplicably lost 14 of their last 15 games in Oracle Park. Devers had a hard time in a giant uniform, hitting only .221 with seven circuits. The injuries to key players like Matt Chapman and the enclosure of the lifts harmed the Melvin club. The starting rotation also did not work for expectations.
Melvin’s criticism will affirm that he has not used enough inconvenience or solved the team’s defensive problems, which cost them tight matches. The giants are now almost out of the photo of the playoffs, and suddenly, the president of the Baseball Buster Posey operations has a big decision to make, as mentioned on Sunday by Bob Nighingale of USA Today.
“Just six weeks after the San Francisco giant boss, Buster Posey, thought it was time to take the $ 4 million option from Manager Bob Melvin, he must now decide in the next six weeks to dismiss him,” wrote Nightingale.
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“The Giants, who were all inside when they jumped on the deadline and acquired Rafael Devers and its remaining 232 million dollars of the Boston Red Sox, became the most under-attacking team in baseball.”
“Their performance, unless a spectacular turnaround could cost Melvin his work,” continued Nighingale. “San Francisco would become another place of potential destination for the former manager of the Marlins, Skip Schumaker, who will be the hottest free agent candidate this winter.”
Acquisition of Devers was supposed to bring the giants to new heights. Instead, San Francisco has descended into an unforeseen valley since the agreement. The month and a half that were able to decide the management of the team for years.
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Bleamless the difficulties of deserving for the San Francisco slide would be to falsely simplify a situation with multiple facets. However, this is not an excellent look for a deserves that its former team has only improved its position in the major baseball league since its departure.
Beyond being a better team in the Victories column, Boston has adopted another type of energy from the business of delay, and the fans have gone out of delay, as a result, much earlier than expected.
