Padres lose to Royals 6-1
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Why did the Padres get crushed by the Royals in a 6‑1 loss?
All right, welcome on in Padres Royals game two. The Padres get smacked. Last night obviously was a crushing loss. Um, I don't know if That had an effect on today, but this was ugly. And you know, when Griffin Canning starts, I don't have great faith that the Padres are gonna win the game. Um when Griffin Canning starts, I've kind of just resigned myself to the fact that the offense is gonna have to show up. And that didn't happen You had the bases loaded and Manny Machado grounds into a double play. You had runners on first and third, I think. Andahart grounds into a double play. Um So Yeah, two huge opportunities there. And didn't execute. And then if you look at the box score. The Guys left on base for the Padres today.
I thought it would have been more. Seven left on base, one for nine with runners in scoring position, and on the pitching side. Giving up home runs. Just meatballs, um salvey homered. Off of Matt Waldron. And Lane Thomas Homered yet again, homework yesterday, homework today. Um Griffin Canning on a pitch that was supposed to be Um, I think down and away, if I remember correctly. And it was just it ended up being a meatball pretty much right down the middle. That made it two nothing. Tatis did Homer, but that was the one run. for the Padres in this game. Um A pitch that was Middle, middle. to Caglione, almost middle, middle, middle out. That was a double. That brought in a run. And then Isaac Collins had a single
And that one was up and in, but not super up and in, up and in. Not enough. Let's let's put it that way. Um Yeah, the big headline offensively just grounded into two double plays. And Today was one of those days where it felt like we were watching twenty twenty three almost. Maybe you guys have already got that thought before me. Uh now twenty twenty three was a collapse, right? Like great record. The pirates have not had A record where they're twenty games over, right? Um let me now that I I'm interested in that. Let me Go back and see twenty twenty three Padres. What was their Like really good record.
How did Griffin Canning’s start affect the Padres’ offensive chances?
Before everything fell apart. Um That can't be right. Says most games over 500 was three? No way. So I wanna go pretty deep into the season and see Let's see, what was their record? I guess it was five games over.
Maybe it was was it twenty one that I'm thinking about? Maybe it was twenty one.
Yeah, twenty one. They were eighteen games over five hundred on August tenth. The Padres. They have not been that good this year. But they were double digit games over five hundred. I do remember that. Let me see, what was that? What was the highest that they were over five hundred? Eleven games. Eleven games over five hundred on May twenty third. So we're a couple months later. And now they sit two games under five hundred. So I'm getting that 2021 type feeling about it. You just look at the dugout that they showed that dugout cam after this loss and it's just You get to the point where no one's saying anything, like what is there to say? Picture what the clubhouse looks like right now. Do you think the guys are talking about stuff?
Talking about the strategy. Or is it just silence? Is it just What is there to say? Right. I don't think that Craig Stammon's having any team meetings like They know they're not playing well. A team meeting's not gonna Turn it around all of a sudden. So I mean I'm Kind of speechless. I I just It's tiring watching this team, it's tiring watching the same thing. And then there's the back breaking losses like last night, where you have Mason Miller strike out three guys in a row at the base of loaded. You're up three runs in extras and you lose that game.
And just Big guys needing needing to be better. Um Jackson Merrill, another O for day for him. O for four hitting two fourteen with a six twelve OPS. But that's part of the issue here is like With this lineup, they continue to hit him second because where else are you going to hit him? You're not going to be batting consecutive righties. For four straight batters.
But then that means you're going Tatis, France, Bogart, let's say, Manny. That's four righties in a row off the top.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did the Padres get crushed by the Royals in a 6‑1 loss?
0:00–2:52
2
How did Griffin Canning’s start affect the Padres’ offensive chances?
2:52–6:27
3
What were the key missed opportunities (double plays, bases‑loaded situations) that cost the Padres runs?
6:27–9:38
4
Why is the Padres’ offense considered inconsistent despite occasional big innings?
9:38–13:01
5
How does the team’s recent record compare to its early‑season performance over 500 runs?
13:01–16:27
6
What impact could potential trade‑deadline moves (Mason Miller, Xander Bogaerts) have on the roster?
16:27–20:27
7
Is Herman Marquez’s erratic performance a bigger concern than the bullpen’s stability?
20:27–25:17
8
What are the hosts’ predictions for the Padres’ postseason chances and upcoming series?
25:17–28:04