San Diego Padres realizes rare features on MLB.
In the first 16 matches of the team, six closure, all zeros come home. Only 11 running in the first 10 home matches are all winning. And thereupon, a 13-3 start that matches the best in the history of franchise.
Next: What should be a good series, and San Diego’s biggest challenge is the biggest challenge he encounters at home when he came to the city to open a series of three -game leaders in the battle of Chicago Cubs on Monday night.
Padres was the first team to sweep a three -game series since Cleveland’s 2017 team. Michael King closed the weekend with the first closure of his career, 6-0 two strokes against Colorado, San Diego opened his 10 straight house win 2025.
Mike Shildt, Padres manager, said that his team had a wide home field advantage due to crowded support. They sold eight times in 10 home matches.
“Almost every game is a playoff -like atmosphere,” he said.
Padres’ shots have been another world. San Diego is the first team of six closes in the first 16 games since Cleveland in 1966.
The right-handed Dylan CEASE (1-1, 7.98 ERA) will have a bar to be cleaned when he receives the mound for a serial opener on Monday. Perhaps the worst of the 159 mlb starting, on Tuesday night, allowed nine runs in four Inning, and 10-4 for athletics in West Sacramento in California.
CEASE is 4-2, defeating 2,38 ERA against seven career Cubs twice last year.
Meanwhile, Chicago is coming to the town by taking two out of three people from Los Angeles Dodgers. Sunday night bus journey Interstate-5 was happy for Cubs after 4-2 wins, seeing Pete Crow-Armstrong shot two solo Homer after 4-2 wins in the Pete final.
It was a positive end of a difficult day for Chicago, which announced that the left -handed Justin Steele would undergo reconstructive elbow surgery on Friday and miss the rest of the season. Steele was 3-1 years old with 4.76 ERA this year, and last Monday night against Texas, 7-0 wins against Texas.
“You don’t just replace Justin Steele, Cub Cubs Starter Jameson Taillon said. “You will do your best to limit the damage and to keep our team in games.
Right-handed Jameson Taillon (1-1, 6.06 ERA) will begin for Chicago on Monday night. His last trip was taken unstable after three running and five strokes in six inning of 10-6 wins against Texas. He walked one and hit six, 2-0 with 2.19 ERA at the beginning of four careers
Against Padres.
At the beginning of this month, the pups took three from San Diego in Wrigley Field.
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