Giants manager Tony Vitello addressed the media Friday for the first time since the team reassigned third base coach Hector Borg following a string of questionable decisions to start the 2026 MLB season.Speaking before the opener of a three-game series against the Colorado Rockies, Vitello acknowledged the difficulty of the decision but also reaffirmed its necessity.“It’s always, first things first, tough on a personal level with anybody,” Vitello told reporters. “You guys know it, I don’t have to say it, at least [to] those that are familiar with [Borg]. One of the hardest-working guys we have around, certainly one of the most personable and…high-character guys.”Borg came under fire this season for what some saw as an inconsistent and overly aggressive approach to third base coaching. Wednesday’s series finale against the Diamondbacks may have been the last straw, his eighth-inning send of Willy Adames resulting in an easy out at home plate and a deflating moment in a one-run loss. The relay preserves the lead! pic.twitter.com/44JZxoAaR0 — Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) May 27,...