Padres dominated by Dustin May but walk it off in 11 innings!
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What happened in the Padres’ walk‑off win over the Brewers?
All right, the Padres walk it off against the Milwaukee Brewers. Uh just a quick heads up. Apologies if the screen looks a little bit different, if my face is super zoomed in on you guys. I'm doing this on my iPad because my laptop isn't working to load this to to do this show, so it gotta do it on the iPad but Man, what a game that was. The Padres now after this win are a game up on the D backs for that second wild card spot. It's the D backs and the Phillies at sixty four and fifty eight. Both of them. uh lost today. And so things are going right for the Padreys. That's what, five straight? A sweep of the Milwaukee Brewers. It looked like it was not gonna be a sweep. It was not looking good. Dustin May was dominating, he did dominate.
The Padre's today. But it's not a seven inning game for a reason. It's a nine inning game. And Dustin May goes seven innings and gives up just one run. But then Five days come back, eighth inning. The walk that they take advantage of, Tatis is at second base, it's first and second. Crony with the ground ball. Ashby is late to get over. And Croney beats it, beats the throw to first base, hustling out of the box. That's the the Padres baseball that I love to see. And so he's hustling, beats it out, and then Nando is sprinting around the bases and he ends up scoring from second base on a ground ball to first base. Uh to to tie this game up. Obviously it goes to extra innings and just how wild extra innings was, I mean, holy cow.
You had Before extra innings, you had Mason Miller walk in a couple guys and then throws one oh four at one point in the inning, one oh three to blow it by. Um, who was it? Terrang I think to end the to end the ending. So gets out of that. Thank goodness. And then extra inning comes around and you've got guys attempting to steal third base for no reason. You've got Uh the Brewers can't be with an amazing throw. If it wasn't a perfect throw, the guy still would have he would have been safe. He would have stole third base. So while I say there's no reason why he's stealing their base. I mean it It almost worked. But still in that situation when there's a runner out you're already in scoring position and sure, you get into third base, a wild pitch, I guess, can win you the game.
But you're already in scoring position. Just go ju just just stay in scoring position and you hope that your guy can drive you in wi with a single, you know? McCannby makes a great throw. And then Padre's They end up coming up. And Bogey gets a a meatball. down the middle, I think it was ninety seven down the middle, he pops up. And, you know, they're just not able to get anything out of that Bottom of the tenth inning. Then the eleventh comes around. And Gary Of course, Gary has himself a series. He always has himself a series against the Padres. Former team, he's gonna do it. This isn't the first time that he's had himself a series at Peko Park since becoming a former Padre. He comes through, doubles down the line.
I know other Padres fans are gonna disagree with me on this, but I think that that was a ball that Manny could have attempted to stop. And just limit it to one base. And that's that. He doesn't dive.
pretty hard. But that I'm not saying you make the throw to first base. I'm just saying you get dirty. And You prevent that guy from scoring. But poverty's one does matter. Um So the brewer's out on there, they get a run.
How did Dustin May dominate the early innings before the game went extra?
And then the bottom of the eleven comes around. Ty France, I didn't think he was hit by a pitch when I was watching it live, but He got hit. Meryl sackfly and that was d not just a regular sackfly. That was A tremendous catch by Louise Larry. Like I don't know if I just botched his name. I probably did, but what a catch that was. He is running, he's like sprinting towards the right field wall. And he makes this like Jumping, super athletic catch. It it's one of those that it's really hard to just describe. You really have to see it for yourself how great of a catch that was. But I'm watching the replay right now. Middle end pitch at a Hundo. jumps onto the warning track, numbers are totally facing the infield.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened in the Padres’ walk‑off win over the Brewers?
0:01–4:06
2
How did Dustin May dominate the early innings before the game went extra?
4:06–8:25
3
Which key defensive plays (throws, catches, blocks) turned the tide in extra innings?
8:25–12:16
4
How did the Padres capitalize on the Brewers’ mistakes in the 8th and 9th innings?
12:16–16:14
5
What was the impact of the walk‑off single by Campy on the final outcome?
16:14–19:54
6
Why do the hosts praise catcher Luis Campana as one of the best in MLB?
19:54–24:16
7
How are the Padres positioned in the playoff race after this win?
24:16–28:27
8
What upcoming games, promotions, and fan events are highlighted for Padres fans?
28:27–31:44