Third-Inning Call Cost Giants Game | MLB News

A tense third-inning call sent shockwaves through the Giants’ dugout: Nolan Arenado’s sharply hit ball, ruled fair by the umpire, sparked a furious protest from manager Tony Vitello and pitcher Logan Webb—both ejected for their heated appeals. Though the double didn’t score immediately, it kept the inning alive, setting the stage for Tim Tawa’s crushing home run that gave the Diamondbacks a four-run lead. The Giants clawed back to within one, but the Diamondbacks pulled away again. The game’s momentum? Almost certainly flipped by that one call. Baseball’s thin margins never felt so costly.

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