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In what has been a very challenging @Padres season personally I am so thankful for my tv family and X followers for helping me through my 30th season. See you all in 2025!
@lvignapiano I did a quick split for you on Suarez.
1st 32 games:
32 IP, 19 Hits, 29 K, 6 BB, .170 Opp Avg, 0.78 WHIP, 1.13 ERA, 36.1% Hard Hit Rate
Last 32 games:
32 IP, 33 Hits, 29 K, 9 BB, .264 Opp Avg, 1.31 WHIP, 4.50 ERA, 43.9% Hard Hit Rate
In MLB history, there have been:
over 700 triple plays turned
over 300 no-hitters thrown
over 300 sets of back-to-back-to-back HR
over 100 comeback wins from 8+ runs down
Only one team has done all 4 in the same season.
That team is the 2024 @Padres.
For those of you who were hoping @Padres pitcher Jeremiah Estrada would get the immaculate inning (9 pitches, 9 strikes - he didn't) in the top of the 7th, only Brian Lawrence vs BAL June 12, 2002 has that honor in SD history.
@lvignapiano Yes the Padres do lead MLB with 125 GIDP this season, 1 more than the Yankees with 124. Manny Machado leads all MLB hitters with 25 GIDP with Josh Bell being next with 22
Now that @Padres Jackson Merrill has the SD rookie RBI record with 82, next on the list is most rookie HR:
H. Renfroe 2017 26
N. Colbert 1969 24
J. Gyorko 2013 23
J. Merrill 2024 22
F. Tatis Jr. 2019 22
Down 5-0 early, the @Padres are chipping away and are down 5-3 currently in the 6th. Should they mount the epic comeback they would tie the 1984 team for most comebacks from 5+ run deficits with 4 wins in SD history
@aedmondstv Take note that the graphic says "as catcher" which means that was his position at the time of the HR. Example: W. Smith hit 2 of his 15 HR this season as a DH. The difference between "as" and "by".
Just reflecting on the @Padres game taking 1 hr 59 minutes to play last night. Seemingly rare in these days of lengthy commercial breaks & pitching changes, I go back to 1976 and count 25 Padres games that finished in under 2 hours. Ah, the good ol' days.
The @Padres have taken the lead in the 6th inning by virtue of scoring 4 runs. It's the 37th time they have scored 4 or more runs in an inning this season. In 2023 they only accomplished the feat 28 times all season. Source: STATS Inc.
That's the 10th no-hitter I have witnessed in my baseball fandom - 2 by the @Padres, 7 by opponents, and one that I was in the stands (Kevin Gross, LAD vs SF) and it's still a thrill to witness!