Phillies, Giants' benches clear after sequence of close pitches nearly hit Phillies' Bryce Harper

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Tempers reached a boiling point during a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and San Francisco Giants Wednesday.

During one plate appearance, Bryce Harper became visibly upset after he was buzzed by a pair of fastballs.

Players emerged from their respective dugouts after Giants pitcher Kyle Harrison threw back-to-back fastballs high and inside.

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San Francisco Giants third base coach Matt Williams (9) checks on Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper (right) after he was nearly hit by a high and tight pitch during the fourth inning at Oracle Park in San Francisco May 29, 2024. (D. Ross Cameron/USA Today Sports)

Harper's bat made contact with the second pitch, and the ball ended up landing in foul territory, but the seven-time All-Star voiced his displeasure about Harrison's pitch selection.

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No punches were thrown, and no players were ejected from the game after the benches cleared.

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"He didn't mean it," Harper said after the game. "I didn't want to get hit in the face again. That's about it. ... You get hit in the face, man, it's not fun. That's about it."

Bryce Harper of the Philadelphia Phillies sidesteps a pitch that hits off the handle of his bat for a foul ball against the San Francisco Giants in the top of the fourth inning at Oracle Park May 29, 2024, in San Francisco.  (Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

Harrison said he did not intend to hit Harper.

"I would’ve gone in again. Why not, you know?" Harrison said, via NBC Sports. "We’re trying to get guys out, and it’s a spot where I