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“Going into the game we were thinking of Mason for 6 outs anyway.”

u/ChocoboAdobo — 10 days ago
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KTF Post

You know what? We should be going home up 2-0. Maybe 1–1. We aren’t. Our backs are against the wall. We weren’t out talented. Check in here if you’re keeping the faith. And in a week we will check back in after our game 5 win.

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u/KetoBob89 — 10 days ago
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[SarahLangs] In all best-of-five postseason series, teams with a 2-0 lead have gone on to win the series 83 of 93 times (89%). Teams that have won the first two games at home in Division Series with the current 2-2-1 format have gone on to win the series 33 of 36 times (92%)

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u/ChocoboAdobo — 10 days ago
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[Highlight] Ty France gets the Padres on the board in the 1st inning!

u/MLBOfficial — 10 days ago
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Tough Break, But The Padres Can Still Win The Series. Keep The Faith!

Tonight was a tough break. That was a homerun, period. That’s over the Western Metal Supply building at Petco, the Green Monster at Fenway, and in the parking lot at Dodger stadium.

We have to move on from it quick.

The goal is still to win one at Milwaukee. Tomorrow we have a chance at doing that with King on the mound. Games 3 and 4 are at Petco with Pivetta for game 3 and maybe Randy for game 4. We can potentially be up 2-1 by game 4 AT Petco!

KEEP THE FAITH! LFGSD!

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u/Grand_Function_2855 — 11 days ago
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[Cassavell] No one in Padres clubhouse disputed the call. But Ty France and Manny Machado made a thoughtful case for the ground rules to change: "With all the technology and data we have now ... there should be something put in place right there," France said. "That shouldn't be an out."

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u/ChocoboAdobo — 11 days ago
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[Garegnani] I asked Ty France after the game tonight if he thought the ball that hit the roof at American Family Field would have been fair and gone. His answer was simple. "yup."

u/ChocoboAdobo — 11 days ago
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[Sanders] Already the youngest player to catch a postseason game, Salas will also become the youngest to ever serve as a DH in a playoff game. Nobody under 21 has ever done so.

u/ChocoboAdobo — 10 days ago
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[FOX] Our crew discusses the ball hitting the roof in Milwaukee at the end of NLDS Game 1.

u/ChocoboAdobo — 11 days ago
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[Padres] Number one on the field and number one in Adrian's heart 🥹

u/Ghostystr — 11 days ago