In a stunning display of aggression, the Giants and Rockies kicked off Tuesday's game in Denver with more fireworks than anyone anticipated.

It all started when San Francisco’s power hitter, Rafael Devers, unleashed a colossal home run at Coors Field. As he leisurely circled the bases, the tension began to brew. Rockies starter Kyle Freeland wasn’t pleased and exchanged words with Devers near first base.

What happened next was pure chaos: benches cleared, and players surged onto the field. Giants stars Matt Chapman and Willy Adames were quick to push back against Freeland, intensifying the already charged atmosphere.

Despite efforts from umpires to de-escalate the situation, the fracas led to ejections. Freeland, Adames, and Chapman all found themselves dismissed from the game as the confrontation peaked.

Eventually, cooler heads prevailed, but not before the excitement left fans on the edge of their seats. After the dust settled, and Antonio Senzatela took over the mound for the Rockies, the umpires allowed Devers to finish his victory lap, marking his impressive 30th home run of the season.

This dramatic showdown is already shaping up to be one of the highlights of the NL West season, leaving fans eager for what’s next in this fierce rivalry.