Padres smack 3 HR to seal Brewers series win
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What was the key moment that sparked the Padres' 3‑HR comeback against the Brewers?
Alrighty, going live a little bit early here. It's the ninth inning, but this game's over. The Powderies are up eleven to one. Nando's been pulled, Manny's been pulled, Meryl's been pulled. Um and yeah, so a fun night for sure. And everything else around the Pad Rage and the standings is going right. Um the Phillies lost to the Cardinals tonight. The D backs are playing the Rockies. Um And I mean what matters the most obviously is what happens in this pottery scheme. Control what you can control and tonight, boy, did the Padres control what they could control. D Box, by the way, they're down three two to the Rockies right now. Um But did they control what they could control? I mean Luis Ranifo with a granny.
Fernando. Taking that breaking ball oppo on a ball that Off the bat, most guys that probably would have been a fly out, a pretty weak fly out to right field. And then can't be Home ring as well. And That's where I want to start tonight is Luis Campusado. Вот а сторі. That has been. Obviously, amongst Potter's fans talked about a bunch. He's in the minor leagues, he comes up. And then he's talked about because like you know that there's talent there, there's potential there. It's really there with the bat. Then there's stuff about oh, some pitchers they don't trust him and they wanna throw to somebody else. And then You know? Up down, up down, up down. He rakes in El Paso, then comes up to the big leagues.
And whether it's not getting a ton of opportunities or just when he gets the opportunities not doing anything with it. I think some of it has been unfair to him. I think He didn't get as many opportunities as he should have been. Given? From some previous managers. But What the difference was going into this season? Was Craig Stammon said in spring training? That Camposano was going to get A good amount of playing time. Like this wasn't gonna be uh eighty twenty situation. This Campy was gonna get playing time. And When you give someone Playing time.
How did Luis Rengifo’s grand slam change the momentum of the game?
Someone that has the potential. Someone that's been in the big leagues. For I know it's been up and down, but he's been in the big leagues. Since twenty twenty. You show that you believe in him. Actually believe in him. And look what's going on. Last year. Only twenty one at bats, didn't get a hit. This year? In a hundred nineteen at bats in forty two games. He's got a three eleven average with a nine twenty three OPS. And obviously homeering tonight. So I I think we all knew that the potential, the the talent was there. I think that's what made it frustrating. At times. Uh but Every year. Going into the season, you know, you listen to his interviews in spring training and It seems like he's made progress every year.
With His overall game. With His communication because he was someone earlier in him in his career. He was more of a, all right, I'm going to just play the game as if I'm the second baseman or I'm the left fielder on the team. And I'm just going to do my job. But with the catching, you can't just do your job. Like you have to B Out there. You have to communicate. You have to build those relationships with the pitching staff. You can't just be the catcher and then you go home and and that's it. Like you have to put a lot of work in. And Campy, it seems like he's put it he's put in that work. He's gotten more comfortable doing those sorts of things. And um It's paying off and so I I'm loving watching it. There are some that have
been done with the campy experience, the experiment, however you want to say it. And they're just like, Hey, let's just get something back. Looks like the Brewers are gonna score here. Whoop-de-doo, eleven to two. Um Let's just get something back.
Why is Campy’s (Cameron) performance considered a breakout this season?
It's not gonna work. All that. I think a big part of it was previous managers, whether it be Bob Melvin, Mike Schilt, They just didn't Have that same belief. And even if they didn't believe on the inside, I think as the manager you should still express belief on the outside. And that didn't seem to really happen. Um I think stamina from the get go. Him having that confidence, that belief in Canby. Like he has.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What was the key moment that sparked the Padres' 3‑HR comeback against the Brewers?
0:01–2:26
2
How did Luis Rengifo’s grand slam change the momentum of the game?
2:26–4:45
3
Why is Campy’s (Cameron) performance considered a breakout this season?
4:45–7:37
4
What impact did Walker Bueller’s six‑inning outing have on the bullpen?
7:37–10:03
5
How are the Padres’ starting pitchers shaping the team’s playoff chances?
10:03–12:36
6
What does the discussion reveal about the Padres’ bullpen usage and rest strategy?
12:36–15:17
7
Why is a sweep of the Brewers crucial for the Padres’ Wild Card race?
15:17–18:12
8
What are the upcoming pitching matchups and expectations for the next game?
18:12–21:24
Speakers
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