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Padres fall flat in Game 3 against Phillies again trail NLCS

10/22/2022 6:25:00 AM

Padres fall flat in Game 3 against Phillies again trail NLCS

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Padres fall flat in Game 3 against Phillies again trail NLCS Joe Musgrove gives up four runs in fewer than six innings, offense produces just two runs in defeat to Philadelphia in National League Championship Series Now it feels once again like they have to win their next game.The Padres had the tying run on first base in the sixth and at the plate in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings, but they went hitless in seven at-bats with runners in scoring position.It was Musgrove who struggled with command at the start. Musgrove also went to a full count against the next two batters and walked both. The entire infield joined him on the mound after the walk to Rhys Hoskins, and Musgrove got a visit from Ruben Niebla after a walk to J.T. Realmuto.Of Musgrove’s 24 pitches in the first inning, half were strikes. Read more:
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National League Championship Series .to inquire about Padres pitcher Joe Musgrove and whether he might be using a sticky substance.of the National League Championship Series.“[I] called him to let him know that, you know, I’m committed to his daughters and committed to Teresa,” the entrepreneur told Us on Saturday, October 15. “It felt really close,” center fielder Trent Grisham said. “It felt like we were a big hit away at multiple points in the game. Eppler made his contact earlier in the game, before Showalter approached the umpire, but a team source suggested it was more inquiry than complaint at that point.” Now it feels once again like they have to win their next game.297. A 4-2 loss Friday night left them down two games to one with two more to play at Citizens Bank Park. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post Mets general manager Billy Eppler. They need at least one win in the next two days to get the series back to San Diego for a Game 6 on Monday. “I know my girls love [Melissa and Joe Gorga] very much,” he explained to Us . Advertisement The Padres had the tying run on first base in the sixth and at the plate in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings, but they went hitless in seven at-bats with runners in scoring position.” Showalter asked the umpires to check him for a banned substance before his first pitch in the bottom of the sixth inning and the Mets trailing 4-0.282/. Joe Musgrove was unable to complete six innings for the first time in three postseason starts and allowed one more run than he had in the previous six starts combined. The Padres appeared to be waiting for Ranger Suarez to be wild, as he had been in walking five batters in his first postseason start Oct. The Mets were both amazed and alarmed at Musgrove’s breaking stuff. 11 in Atlanta.375/. He wasn’t.R. He didn’t walk any Padres and surrendered just two singles in his five innings. It was Musgrove who struggled with command at the start.” The Padres went on to win the game 6-0 at Citi Field and eliminate the Mets from the playoffs.158/. “Really hard time getting a consistent feel for anything really,” he said. “I feel like I limited the damage really well for how I felt. Share this article:. I had a hard time commanding, and I think it was just ultimately a lack of .243/. .. consistency and execution.148/.” That manifested first in the form of a full-count cutter to leadoff batter Kyle Schwarber in the heart of the strike zone, which was hit a projected 405 feet and over the 10½-foot wall in right-center field. Musgrove also went to a full count against the next two batters and walked both. The entire infield joined him on the mound after the walk to Rhys Hoskins, and Musgrove got a visit from Ruben Niebla after a walk to J.385/.T. Realmuto. Five pitches later, the inning was over.412/. Cleanup hitter Bryce Harper grounded into a double play, and Nick Castellanos grounded out to shortstop Ha-Seong Kim. Of Musgrove’s 24 pitches in the first inning, half were strikes. “I thought he pitched well,” manager Bob Melvin said.375/. “It was miraculous he got out of the first inning like he did. I thought Ruben did a great job calming him down.” Musgrove was back in command in the second, as he threw 14 strikes among his 16 pitches. Bell doubled his postseason total with three hits Wednesday. Suarez retired the Padres in order in the first on 13 pitches. After a 21-pitch second inning, in which Jake Cronenworth got an infield single that spun wildly away from third baseman Alec Bohm in the second and Wil Myers and Jurickson Profar went down on full-count fly balls, Suarez breezed through the third on six pitches. The Padres tied the game on a hit batter, a soft hit and a break in the fourth inning. Machado has homered in each round so far this postseason and leads the Padres with 11 hits and six RBIs. After a changeup hit Juan Soto in the back and Manny Machado lined out to center field, Brandon Drury poked a changeup the other way through a hole created by the shift. That put men on the corners with one out. Jake Cronenworth grounded a ball to shortstop Bryson Stott that would have created a close play at first base to complete a double play had second baseman Jean Segura not flubbed the underhand toss from Stott. The Padres have won both of Musgrove’s postseason starts so far, as he has struck out 13 batters against four walks in 13 innings. It was initially ruled by second base umpire Doug Eddings that Drury was out, but a replay review showed Segura never had the ball. With the game tied 1-1, Wil Myers flied out and Profar grounded out. The Phillies answered by scoring twice with two outs in the bottom of the inning. Musgrove allowed six runs in six innings in his start against the Phillies at Petco Park in June against Suarez. Bohm grounded a ball up the middle and went to third on Stott’s double to right field. Both scored when Segura reached down and outside to punch a slider over Cronenworth into right-center for a single. Musgrove picked off Segura at first before throwing a pitch to the next batter, and the Padres took advantage of another Phillies blunder at the start of the fifth inning.115/. Trent Grisham grounded a ball just fair past first base, where Rhys Hoskins had it bounce off his glove and toward the wall in foul territory as Grisham ran to second base. He moved to third and then home on successive groundouts by Austin Nola and Kim. After Musgrove struck out the side in order in the bottom of the fifth, the Padres threatened to at least tie the game against reliever Zach Eflin by getting runners at the corners with one-out singles by Drury and Cronenworth.147/. Padres manager Bob Melvin chose to replace Wil Myers with switch-hitter Josh Bell to bat from the left side against the right-handed Eflin, against whom he was 2-for-5 with a home run. On a 2-0 curveball, Bell grounded into his second career double play against Eflin, ending the inning. Musgrove retired Realmuto and Harper before back-to-back doubles by Castellanos and Bohm pushed the Phillies’ lead to 4-2.T. Soto dove and almost had the second double. “I was pretty close,” he said. “I know if I don’t dive for it, the run is probably going to score easy anyway.265/.” That was the end of the night for Musgrove, who started both series-clinching games for the Padres, shutting out the Mets for seven innings in Game 3 of the wild-card series and allowing the Dodgers two runs in six innings in Saturdays Game 4 victory over the Dodgers in the NL Division Series. Tim Hill got the final out of the sixth inning and got the first two outs of the seventh. Pierce Johnson retired all four batters he faced.455/. The Padres got leadoff singles in each of the final three innings. Profar was left on first base when Grisham and Nola struck out and Segura made a diving stop and threw out Kim for the third out of the seventh. Soto singled to start the eighth and made it to second base but was stranded there when Machado struck out, Drury grounded out and Cronenworth hit a soft liner that was caught by Segura.250/. Bell began the ninth with a single up the middle. Profar was then called out on a swing he was so sure he checked that he was ejected for theatrically letting third base umpire Todd Tichenor know he disagreed. Grisham popped out to Stott at shortstop and Nola struck out.258/. “We just gotta hit better and come back tomorrow and try to win,” Profar said. “We didn’t we didn’t hit like we are supposed to do today but, hopefully we get it together and come back and and hit better tomorrow.” Updates 9:10 p.227/.m. Oct. 21, 2022: This article was updated with postgame quotes.357/. .