SF Giants are officially dead this year. What does that mean for Bob Melvin?

"I didn't need to address,"

"Anything about the game?"

"No offense to the teams we've had before, but this is the most talented team I've been on,"

"I think there was a lot of expectations, and yeah, it sucks."

The San Francisco Giants lost a 9-8 game after blowing a five-run lead in the final three innings, eliminating them from postseason contention and guaranteeing a losing record. The team had surged into a tie for a playoff spot with 15 games remaining after acquiring Rafael Devers but then suffered a September collapse. Manager Bob Melvin faced pointed questions immediately after the decisive loss and offered terse responses. Veteran starter Logan Webb called the season "the most frustrating" of recent years and said the roster felt especially talented, heightening disappointment over the outcome.

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