I’m glad it’s October, but it’s not the same without the Padres. I’m invested in the postseason, but overall I’m taking a break, so I’ll see y’all in 2024. #padres
I think the biggest thing missing from the Padres under Preller is the infusion of young talent. Not all prospects will work out but it’s a numbers game. When you got a high number of talented guys as the Padres currently do a couple should pan out. The beautiful thing too is they give you roster flexibility you can option them down when they struggle. Whereas a Matt Carpenter type you’re stuck with them because of their contract. The org and fanbase needs to exercise patience because the young players are vital to the future success of the team. I remember many giving up on Camp early.
Arizona president Derrick Hall said the Dodgers would not be forbidden from celebrating in the Diamondbacks’ pool if LA wins the NLDS.
If the Dodgers win, he said, “They have the right to celebrate wherever they want, however they want.”
It was only appropriate that the #Padres wasted Blake Snell’s latest 6-inning shutout performance, losing yet another one-run game, 2-1, to the #SFGiants.
The Padres are now 7-23 in one-run games this season, the worst one-run record in MLB since 1935.
Full details of the trade, per ESPN sources:
Texas receives Max Scherzer
New York receives 21-year-old shortstop Luisangel Acuña, the brother of Atlanta star Ronald Acuña Jr.
Scherzer opts in to 2024.
The Rangers will pay Scherzer $22.5M. The Mets will cover $35M-plus.
- Babe Ruth: 159 home runs in his first 674 career games / W-L 35-18 in his first 455.0 career innings pitched.
- Shohei Ohtani: 160 home runs in his first 674 career games / W-L 35-19 in his first 455.0 IP career innings pitched.