Rafael Devers trimmed the Giants’ deficit with his own no-doubter, a two-run shot in the third that cleared the Marlins’ bullpen and cut the Marlins’ lead to 5-2. By the end of the fourth, San Francisco knocked starter Janson Junk out of the game.

SAN FRANCISCO — The comeback efforts were ultimately for naught. The Giants scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to push Wednesday night’s ballgame to extras but ultimately lost, 8-5, to the Miami Marlins and are now in danger of being swept at home by one of baseball’s worst teams.

The SF Giants have been hit a lot by opposing pitchers, and they are understandably, fed up with it. Young pitcher Hayden Birdsong made a realiatory statement, hitting Otto López in the first inning a