Jake Cronenworth's late break on Jackson Chourio’s walk-off single added to a tough night, as the Padres fell 4-3 to the Brewers, leaving them 0-2 in the NLDS. Despite his defense, Cronenworth went 0-4 with two errors, contributing to the team's struggles.
Mason Miller's blown save in Game 2 against the Brewers has Padres fans buzzing about pitch tipping. Miller, however, blames his struggles on command issues rather than potential tells. With the NLDS shifting to San Diego, the Padres are down 2-0, looking to claw back.
Walker Buehler returns to the Padres' roster from the paternity list ahead of NLDS Game 3. With San Diego down two games in the series, Nick Pivetta will start against Milwaukee at Petco Park. Buehler's season stats: 9-6, 4.63 ERA over 32 starts.
Mason Miller's ninth-inning woes have the Padres teetering on playoff elimination. Despite his stellar season as MLB's top closer, his control faltered, leading to a critical 4-3 loss to Milwaukee. Padres now face a daunting 2-0 NLDS deficit. ⚾
David Ortiz didn't hold back, declaring the Padres' season over after they blew a ninth-inning lead in Game 2 of the NLDS against the Brewers. Despite a strong start, San Diego now faces a daunting 0-2 deficit in the series. 📉
The Padres face a 0-2 deficit in the NLDS after a dramatic 4-3 loss to the Brewers. Mason Miller's struggles continued, surrendering a walk-off hit. With the season on the line, Nick Pivetta starts Game 3 at Petco Park. 🌧️
Manny Machado's baserunning blunder and Jake Cronenworth's throwing error proved costly in the Padres' NLDS Game 2 collapse. Their mistakes diminished San Diego's lead, setting the stage for a late-inning meltdown against Milwaukee.
The Padres face a must-win Game 3 against the Brewers in the NL Division Series at Petco Park. Down 2-0, San Diego must stay focused to keep their postseason dreams alive. Jake Cronenworth emphasizes the urgency: "Win-or-go-home games from here on out."
Padres suffer a gut-wrenching loss in Game 2 against Milwaukee, unraveling in a disastrous 9th inning. Manager Craig Stammen will need to regroup as the team heads into the next game. 🏟️
Fanarchy Field Notes • Ty France continued to shine, going 2-for-3 with 2 RBIs, including a crucial single in the 7th to extend the Padres' lead to 3-1. • Michael King was solid as the starter, striking out 6 over 5.0 innings while allowing just 1 earned run. His performance kept the Padres in contention. • In the 5th, an error by the Brewers allowed Luis Campusano to score, giving the Padres a 2-0 lead. But that advantage quickly slipped away. • The 9th inning was a heartbreaker as the...
Ty France's near game-tying homer was thwarted by a bizarre roof cable deflection in Game 1 of the NLDS, leaving the Padres with a 3-2 loss to the Brewers. France's standout season, highlighted by a .295 average and 21 homers, remains pivotal for San Diego's playoff hopes.
Oh my god.
Man Brewers are getting out Brewered by the Padres in this series
I’m finding myself rooting for whoever is losing.
Padres take the lead in Game 2 as Ty France delivers an RBI single off Logan Henderson. Momentum shift alert! ⚾
Padres fans were left frustrated as the closed roof at Milwaukee's American Family Field played a pivotal role in a 3-2 loss in Game 1 of the NLDS. Ty France's potential game-changing hit was thwarted by a roof cable, leaving the team to ponder what might have been.
Mason Miller's arbitration raise to $8.1M highlights the Padres' hefty investment in their elite closer. Acquired with JP Sears in 2025, Miller's dominance is matched by his rising cost—a calculated risk for October glory. 💰
The San Diego Padres head into NLDS Game 2 against the Milwaukee Brewers trailing 0-1 in the series, with Michael King taking the mound against Logan Henderson. The Padres' offense, fueled by the hot bats of Manny Machado and Xander Bogaerts, looks to rebound after a narrow 3-2 loss in Game 1. With a bullpen ranked third in the league, the Padres aim to leverage their late-inning strength to even the series. 🔥🔒
Fanarchy Field Notes • Luis Campusano's single brought Xander Bogaerts home, giving the Padres a 1-0 lead in the 2nd. They quickly followed up with Jake Cronenworth's fielder's choice to extend it to 2-0. • Robbie Ray struggled in his start, lasting only 2.2 innings while allowing 2 earned runs. The Padres' rotation will need to step up as they head deeper into the series. • Jackson Chourio tied the game for the Brewers in the 3rd with a two-run homer, swinging the momentum firmly in...
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