David Ortiz declares Padres’ season over after Brewers’ Game 2 stunner
The San Diego Padres were so close to tying the NLDS against the Milwaukee Brewers, as closer Mason Miller brought Milwaukee to their final out of the night on Sunday in Game 2 with the Padres up by one, 3-2. Alas, pitching two innings seemed to reduce Miller’s effectiveness drastically. Miller allowed three walks in the bottom of the ninth, and […] The post David Ortiz declares Padres’ season…
San Diego Padres closer Mason Miller struggled in Game 2 of the NLDS against the Milwaukee Brewers, allowing three walks in the bottom of the ninth with two outs and the bases loaded. This led to a critical base hit for the Brewers, scoring two runs and sealing the Padres' season. Three-time World Series champion David Ortiz declared the Padres' campaign over, expressing disappointment and regret for their loss.
Despite having a stronger home record than away record, Ortiz believes the Padres have no chance of overcoming their 0-2 deficit in the best-of-five series. The Padres will face off against Jacob Misiorowski in Game 3, starting pitcher Nick Pivetta, hoping to stage an upset against MLB's top team.
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