JUS MLB BLOG 10/9: GREAT SEASON, PADRES. SOMETIMES BASEBALL IS JUST BASEBALL.
The Padres’ season ends against Milwaukee, but JUS celebrates their October run, baseball’s tiny margins, and another chance next spring.
The Padres’ season ends against Milwaukee, but JUS celebrates their October run, baseball’s tiny margins, and another chance next spring.
Michael King delivers a six-out save as the Padres beat Milwaukee 4-3. Cronenworth and Bogaerts step up, and JUS calls for Tatis to break out in Game 4.
Aaron Judge and Luis Arraez are out, Garrett Crochet is back, and the MLB postseason injury report is already completely Jacked.
The Padres are 87-69 after winning 13 of 14, while the Giants sit 32 games behind the Dodgers. JUS is back for playoff baseball in San Diego.
And since we made those callouts, the Padres have stepped up big time, gone on an eight-game winning streak and put it right back in our face. And we love it.
Football is back! For a brief moment yesterday — well, actually for an entire quarter — I thought it was going to be another one of those years for the 49ers.
WHO’S HURT, WHO’S COMING BACK & WHAT ACTUALLY MATTERS NL WEST INJURY BOARD PADRES NICK PIVETTA — RHP Right elbow inflammation. Pivetta’s rehab assignment was stopped earlier this month after he left an outing after only 14 pitches. He’s continued throwing, but there’s still no firm return date.
The Padres won again. The Dodgers won again. Arizona won again. As of today, the Padres are 71-60, they’ve won three straight, and they’re nine games behind the Dodgers in the NL West.
The Padres won. Is it because of me? Possibly, we’ll get to that. San Diego beat Minnesota 6-2 Friday night, and this was exactly the kind of game I wanted to see after calling out the offense earlier this week.
Who’s hurt. Who’s out. Who’s coming back. And when. We’re starting where we usually start, the NL West. Then we’ll hit the biggest injuries around baseball and the sports world.
The Padres offense has a problem. And at this point, it’s time to start calling some guys out. The Padres lost again Wednesday, and once again the offense simply didn’t do enough.
Who’s hurt. Who’s out. Who’s coming back and when. THE JACKED LIST Jason Adam, Padres Right shoulder Adam is on the 15-day injured list with a right shoulder strain. An MRI showed a subscapularis strain without major structural damage. He played catch from about 90 feet on August 17, reported no pain and is targeting a September return.
Okay, Dodgers. You hear that? Those footsteps getting louder? That’s Fernando Tatis Jr. And he’s coming. Tatis put on an absolute show at Citi Field Tuesday night. Two home runs. Three RBIs. And apparently hitting two bombs wasn’t enough, because he also went to the wall and robbed Francisco Lindor of a grand slam .
Yesterday I said the Padres needed to take care of business against the Mets. Apparently I should have been more specific. Score more than one run. The Mets scored two. Two.
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