Tony Vitello reacts to Red Sox fans booing Rafael Devers in Fenway return
Giants manager Tony Vitello speaks to reporters after San Francisco's 6-4 loss to the Boston Red Sox on Friday at Fenway Park.
Tony Vitello reacts to Red Sox fans booing Rafael Devers in Fenway return originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
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Tony, what'd you see going on with Logan Allen at the plate?
You know, a little bit, maybe popped up earlier in the game, too.
Just didn't seem to have great feel.
I hadn't discussed with him.
Everybody knows how intense he is, so, whatever was, you know, a factor in it overall just, you know, was one of those nights for him, or wasn't a good night for him.
Probably a terrible phrase or cliche to use there, but, just didn't seem to have great feel of baseball tonight.
Maybe something in particular led into that, or maybe, you play the game long enough, you get stuff like that pop up.
Given the early reaction to Rafi, what was the dugout's reaction to him hitting a home run?
Yeah, I mean, it was, it's phenomenal.
The guys were all excited, but I would say the moment that stuck out, you know, was the I, I, I was deep into the dugout.
I know they showed his picture up there.
I don't know if they posted anything, but I think he got a kick out of it, and definitely the guys went over the top, you know, just kind of speaking for him.
You said the early reaction?
Or are you talking about the early reaction?
Yeah, just not just the boos, but then the video and all that, but then to also hit a home run.
Yeah, I mean, there was cheers, too.
Yeah.
I'd assume all the people that cheered were people that lived here in 2018, and all the people that had anything else moved here after that, and, they didn't celebrate that.
Did, did you get a little bit of a bad break on that ball?
I think the first step was in, you know, was in line with where, you know, he was, he was plotted.
But there was a step in.
I don't know that there was more than that, but there was a step in.
