Padres score 5 in 9th but lose 7-6 to Braves
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What happened in the dramatic ninth‑inning comeback against the Braves?
All right, the Padres they lose a close one if you look at the scoreboard, a score of seven to six, a big comeback there in that last inning. Scored five runs. Luis Renhifel Homering. And you're like, oh my gosh, what is happening? Because they were down seven to one. To start the inning. But Ryso Iglacius was not on the mound to start that ninth inning. The Braves were treating it like it was a seven to one game. Uh 'cause they had Madero's pitching who had a four six six C R A. Um He only got one out in that ninth and it gave up four runs. And then Manny and Ty France got out there as the final two outs, and that was that. But oh I mean it was entertaining. They made I think fans that probably were having the game on in the background, just as background background noise and maybe they were doing something else around the house or whatever.
Finishing up at work. Be like All right, they got something going. And if it was in the background, you looked up to to watch because you hear Don getting all excited and like what is going on here? And then to have it in like that, Ty France watching a fa that was paint. I but fastball, you gotta be swinging the bat there when you got two strikes. So and the man he struck out obviously as well before that. Um so to have that rally. That was frustrating to to come up short. But as a Padres fan, I I think we knew that they weren't gonna go win that game. At least that's how I felt. when you're down seven one, th there's this big rally, but you're like It's such a padreys thing for them to rally back. And not get all the way back.
Come so close, tease ya. And then lose by one still.
Why was starting pitcher Ryos Iglacios not on the mound for the ninth inning?
Right. So that was frustrating. What was also frustrating, uh Wani Peralta, there was a mention of him, I think, by John Heyman earlier today. About him being Talked about in trades. Well He didn't pitch very good today. And the Braves were singling the Padres to death there. It was a close game. It was one one after the Merrill solo Homer. In the seventh, but in that eighth inning, six runs by the Atlanta Braves, just single after single after single. Let's go to that eighth inning. Um and yes. Some of these it's like, all right, you can't react too much. You can't really overreact to it like That's baseball. Um, but you look at some of these and these were some meatballs that were thrown. Um the double By Jarvis.
That pitch was middle, middle. Brewer Hicklin? Who the heck is Brewer Hicklin? Uh that pitch up in the zone. Um, excuse me, that was the fourth pitch. The fifth pitch was literally you look at the the K zone on MOE.com, it is right down the middle. Like, you know, there's nine boxes in the zone. The one right in the middle. It's right in the middle. So Wandy just did not have it in terms of location. Walked Drake Baldwin the next batter. Randy Vasquez comes in. He gives up a single. Um to Ozzy Albies. That one was down. Like some of these were just choppers through. One of them was a chopper through the right side between first and second. And it's like, all right, that's just going the Braves way. Uh Matt Olsen popped up.
And it was literally in the one spot that wasn't gonna be an out.
How did Michael Harris’s defensive play affect the Padres’ chance to win?
That was fair. Manny and then Was it sheets and left? Bowen, sorry. No, I think it was sheet at that time. Um They come running in and the ball falls right in the middle. And you probably could have put I don't know, a ruler. In between? Those two guys. And that's how far away they were from each other. A couple rulers maybe. And that's just the game of baseball sometimes. Sometimes it's just not gonna work out in your favor like that. Um And yeah, and then Austin Riley singles through the middle. Dom Smith, same thing. Um he got a single And now before you know it, it's seven to one and it just it seemed like it unraveled there pretty quickly. But then in the ninth inning it it re-raveled pretty quickly. Um but again, Riso Iglesias was not pitching to start off that inning and
Tatis and the Padres were helped out by Michael Harris, not just keeping the ball in front of him. He was trying to go for the game I think it would have been the game ending catch.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened in the dramatic ninth‑inning comeback against the Braves?
0:00–1:59
2
Why was starting pitcher Ryos Iglacios not on the mound for the ninth inning?
1:59–3:59
3
How did Michael Harris’s defensive play affect the Padres’ chance to win?
3:59–6:27
4
What were the key pitching struggles that led to the Braves’ six‑run eighth inning?
6:27–8:58
5
How do the Padres currently sit in the Wild‑Card picture after the loss?
8:58–11:42
6
What impact could the upcoming Chris Sale start have on the Padres’ season?
11:42–14:53
7
Why is the upcoming Marlins series crucial for the Padres’ playoff hopes?
14:53–17:31
8
What are the hosts’ predictions for the Padres’ chances to clinch a Wild‑Card spot before season’s end?
17:31–19:03