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Padres Daily: It worked well together; Gavin Sheets’ ‘A’ swing; better Bogaerts (opens the original)
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Game 2 went pretty much like it was drawn up. The Padres are headed to the National League Division Series for the third time in five years because they dominated the Cubs over two games at Petco Park. You can read my game story (here) for the details on how last night’s 4-1 victory went down with an emphasis on the deployment of the pitching staff. In the two-game sweep, the Padres outscored the Cubs 12-1, outhit them 21 to 8 and held the lead at the end of every inning except last night’s firs
Padres pitch, slug way to NL Wild Card Series sweep over Cubs; Brewers next (opens the original)
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The Padres have extended the most successful era in franchise history. And just as there is no contesting that assessment of this decade, their National League Wild Card Series victory over the Cubs was not close. The Padres finished off a two-game sweep on Wednesday at Petco Park with a 4-1 victory. That was far more tense than the previous night’s 8-0 win, but in the end the Padres outhit the visitors 21-8 and led for all but one of the 18 innings they played. The Padres’ next step in their la
Padres Daily: As good as it gets; Joe’s return; King’s dominance; Tatis’ feats; Thank Yu (opens the original)
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From the first three pitches Michael King threw to the first pitch Fernando Tatis Jr. saw to the last pitch Joe Musgrove threw to the pitches Mason Miller and Adrian Morejón didn’t have to throw, it is difficult to imagine Game 1 of the National League Wild Card Series going any better than it did for the Padres last night. King struck out Cubs leadoff hitter Pete Crow-Armstrong, the presumptive NL Most Valuable Player, with his fastest pitch in three years. Tatis gave the Padres the lead for go
Padres rout Cubs in Game 1 of NL Wild Card Series (opens the original)
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Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado showed up, and Michael King could pitch more than one inning. On their own, those factors had the Padres in an entirely different space than they were a year ago. In the end, too, Joe Musgrove could pitch at all, and the San Diego native was the one who threw the final pitch of an 8-0 victory over the Cubs in Game 1 of the National League Wild Card Series at a filled-to-the-brim Petco Park on Tuesday night. Tatis and Machado, the players whose arrival in 2019
The Replacements: These minor-league signings and valuable vets have been key to the Padres’ 2026 success (opens the original)
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Ty France walked to the back fields at the Peoria Sports Complex one Monday morning in mid-February with his equipment bag slung over his shoulder. He had just signed a minor-league contract and was about to begin his quest to make the roster at a position where it was not entirely certain the Padres had a need. There was no way to know on that day — or even on Opening Day or Memorial Day — how important France would be. He became the player — above all the others who contributed to a 91-win sea
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