Cronenworth returns as Padres walked off by Cubs

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Why did the Padres lose the walk‑off game to the Cubs?

Ben Fadden 0:00
All right, welcome on in as the Padres start off their first series on this road trip with a walk-off loss. Jake Carnivorth came back. Didn't have a huge impact, really much of an impact at all. Offensively, he was hitting ninth. Tonight, but Just him coming back. I'm a crony fan, so Just him coming back and Obviously it wasn't just an injury but the concussion. Um It was great to see him back tonight. And back in that lineup. But overall Padres they lose it three to two. Uh wild ending there. I mean Jason Adam starting the inning. There's a couple of runners that reach base. There was a pitch com issue. He ends up throwing the pitchcom to the dugout and says, I don't need a pitchcom. I don't want a pitchcom. I just want to do
Ben Fadden 0:52
Normal signs. He gets taken out after a couple runners reach. Mason Miller comes into the game.

How did Jake Cronenworth’s return affect the Padres’ offense?

Ben Fadden 0:59
Um And then gets the fly ball to the left. Dansby, I thought sorry, not the flyball to left. There was a single Uh then fly ball to the left. And Dansby.
Ben Fadden 1:23
All right. That's not deep enough. Is Dansby gonna try it though? Initially I was I didn't think there there was no shot he was gonna try it. Cause he kinda, and that was a good job on him. Not that Bone was focused on Dance B. He's focused on the ball, but for those that were focused on Dance B, I think he kinda like. lackadaisically went back to third. Like, yeah, I'm gonna Do my little I'll I'll jog a little bit out from third once Bone catches it, force a throw, maybe it's a bad throw. Right. And how many times does that actually end up doing anything?

What went wrong with the pitch‑command controversy in the ninth inning?

Ben Fadden 1:58
Nothing. Barely ever. Um But no, he ended up going. And he gets thrown out, which it was a great throw by Jace Bowen. I understand it. If your dance be in that situation, like if I'm a Cubs fan and let's say it didn't work out and the Padres won this game. I don't think I'd be that mad at Dansby because you you're facing Mason Miller, like you're you're not guaranteed to get a shot to go score again. Uh that's your shot. So I get it. Forced to throw. But Bowen one hop got 'em easily. So great job from Jace for executing that. Um Owen by the way, he did come into this game late. Um so He went in defen uh defensively with Gavin Sheets obviously pinch hitting. late in that game. I Gavin did not like that umpire not asking the third base umpire on the check swing there.
Ben Fadden 2:56
uh that he got rung up for. But anyway, so Bowen comes in, makes a throw, great. And then, you know, next batter, of course the ball goes back to him. And this time not shallow left to the warning track. And of course the ivy is so thick. Of course, when the Padres are in town. Couldn't have been earlier. If if this was earlier in the season, Bowen makes that catch, I think. Because he was super close to making it with the Ivy. And Remember his his hand was reaching back towards the Ivy to feel it. If that's wood there. That's another What? At least an inch that he would have, I would think. To be able to reach or maybe half an inch, whatever. to reach towards the wall and give more room for him to make the catch.
Ben Fadden 3:47
And if it's just the wood there. Just the bricks. Um Хим речи апхиз глав. wouldn't be restricted by the ID. Because it was restricted a little bit. So it's one of those where Just the time in my opinion, just the time of year that kind of screwed the Padres there. Uh but it's not like They were you know, winning to start the the inning and then gets walked off like that. It was a tie game anyway. They weren't guaranteed to go win the game anyway. But that is a little bit frustrating. Um What was also frustrating was the runners in scoring position in this game and the opportunities that the Padres had. Going two for eleven. With Hunterson's scoring position, I cannot wait for Luis Camposano to get back because Freddie Fermin just continues to not give the Padres much at all.
Ben Fadden 4:45
Um he's hitting one hundred forty five with a five oh two OPS. He popped out, I think, with the bases loaded tonight. So Just waiting for Campy. I think Campy's just going on a rehab assignment. Uh, I think I thought I saw someone tweet that today. So There's that.

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