Base running blunder you've never seen costs the Braves a comeback vs. the Padres, a breakdown

In the bottom of the ninth inning, the Atlanta Braves trail the San Diego Padres by one run. Braves outfielder Verdugo leads off the inning with a single, giving the Braves a crucial baserunner as they look to mount a comeback. Atlanta manager Brian Snitker decides to pinch-run the faster Eli White for Verdugo. After a swinging bunt results in a nifty play by the Padres' catcher, the Braves now have a runner on second base with one out. The runner, Eli White, scans the outfield, trying to get a read on the ball. When it's clear the Padres' outfielders won't make the catch, White takes off, racing toward third base. However, as White approaches third, something seems to confuse him. The third base coach throws up his hands, which White interprets as a signal to go back to second base. White then turns around and heads back to second, where he is tagged out in a bizarre baserunning blunder. Braves manager Brian Snitker is visibly perplexed and frustrated on the sideline, unsure of what exactly happened. In his postgame interview, White explains that he "just got confused" - he thought he had a good read on the ball, but then doubted himself, leading to the costly mistake. Despite the Padres' initial confusion, they ultimately recover and get White out at second base. The Braves then fail to score in the inning, falling to the Padres by a final score of X-X. This bizarre baserunning blunder by Eli White is the kind of play that is rarely seen at the Major League level. The confusion and miscommunication between White and the third base coach proved costly for the Braves, as they were unable to capitalize on the late-inning opportunity to tie the game. Though the Braves put up a fight, this mental lapse on the bases ultimately sealed their defeat against the Padres.