Estrada returns as Padres win 5th straight
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Why does the host apologize for audio issues at the start of the episode?
Alright, apologies for, if you're watching on YouTube, apologies for a different angle here today, but I'm just doing this from my iPad and my laptop. Maybe it's overheating, I don't know. It was making some weird sounds. I was trying to post a video of Jeremiah Estrada's couple of strikeouts there, and it just wasn't wanting to work. So, doing it on the iPad. But the Padres, they beat the Rockies in both of these games here. In this mini two-game set, obviously they swept the Marlins. They've got four coming up at home here against the Giants. So what a way to make A.J. Preller buy at the deadline. I think he already was going to, but when you go on a five-game winning streak like this, I don't care if it's the Rockies and Marlins, it's still five wins in a row, and it's five wins they can't take away from you that go towards the standings that help you go make the postseason.
it would be foolish to not be buying. I'm not saying you have to go get Tarek Schoobel. That would be nice. Just make some additions to the rotation. Maybe a left-handed outfield bat. Just make a couple additions that will improve your team's chances, improve our chances of winning on paper. That's all AJ can do. We'll see what happens. Obviously, the deadline coming up on Monday feels like it's such a long ways away, but Not very long at all at the same time. I keep thinking it's the weekend, but it's not. So we still got awhile away here before Monday comes around. Yeah, it'll be Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and then Monday at 3.00 PM Pacific will be. The. Will be the deadline. Someone in the comments says my audio sucks.
I don't know what to do about that because I'm not plugged into anything. It's just my iPad. So apologies on that. But I'm not planning on being here too long. Just want to give my thoughts on the news of Ethan Salas going to El Paso. Jeremiah Estrada, he returned today. And what I loved about this game from the Padres was like, this was a, you know how Mutt on the broadcast says, baseball, baseball, baseball, when like sack flies happen or ground balls that bring in runs or move runners over, sacrifice bunts. Those little things make a difference, and that happened today, where just put the ball in play, not trying to do too much, single through the left side with the bases loaded. Not hit hard at all, but scores a run.
I think there was a sack fly in there. It's the Rockies. It's not hitting a bunch of home runs and making it sexy, if you will. But they come away with the win. That's all that matters. Kyle Hart pitched almost three innings. It was his longest outing, I think. That's what Don was saying on the broadcast. I found that hard to believe, but I'll trust Don, whatever.
How did the Padres secure their fifth straight win and what were the key plays?
I guess that was his longest outing of the season so far. He starts it, then Griffin Canning comes in, and that's where the players are at right now. It's Michael King and Walker Buehler, and then you're going to have some piggyback situations. You're going to have some openers, and then you have other guys come in. Whether it's Randy starting, or it's JP Sears starting, and then the other coming in after, or like today, whether it be Kyle Hart starting. You put a lefty in there, you make the Rockies maybe change their lineup up a little bit, and maybe that's why the Padres wanted to start someone like Kyle Hart over Griffin Canning. I'm not the biggest Griffin Canning fan. It hasn't really worked out great, but
Maybe it can work better if he's going to be doing these shorter stints. Jeremiah Estrada coming back, I think that was the big story of this game. He strikes out those three guys after the leadoff walk. So leadoff walk, that was a little concerning. It was like, wait. When he comes back, I initially, what I was focused on first was his fastball velocity. And his fastball velocity was 96. So I saw that and I was like, all right, we're good. I don't have to worry about that. I don't think the Padres would have brought Nostrada back if he wasn't up there with his velocity. But remember, when he wasn't as heavy, wasn't eating the tamales, as he was saying to the media earlier in the year,
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why does the host apologize for audio issues at the start of the episode?
0:01–3:08
2
How did the Padres secure their fifth straight win and what were the key plays?
3:08–6:22
3
What impact did Jeremiah Estrada’s return have on the game and the bullpen?
6:22–10:05
4
Why is the upcoming trade deadline crucial for the Padres and what moves are being discussed?
10:05–13:08
5
How might the Padres adjust their rotation and bullpen after the deadline?
13:08–17:02
6
What should fans expect from the Padres‑Giants series and the schedule stretch?
17:02–20:08
7
Where do the Padres stand in the wild‑card race and what games could change that?
20:08–23:25
8
What final thoughts does the host share about the team’s outlook and upcoming plans?
23:25–24:45