When sudden rain showers put the brakes on the Orioles stacking runs in the Bronx, Yankees third base coach Phil Nevin seemed to have some choice words about the team’s uncharacteristic performance Wednesday.

Just three innings in, Baltimore led 7-1 on eight hits and two walks off Sonny Gray. As the Yankees flooded into the dugout to escape the rain, Nevin unleashed his frustrations.

No. 35 can be seen forcefully pointing out toward the field as he angrily conversed with several players before storming away. It’s unclear whom exactly Nevin was addressing.

Earlier, second baseman Gleyber Torres made a few lackadaisical plays, first being late covering first base on a bunt. Then, with runners on first and third, he was late covering second base on a ball hit into the shortstop hole. All the runners were safe.