It was a tough series all around for the San Diego Padres. They fell to the New York Mets in the rubber match after Michael King pitched one of the best games of his season, giving up just two runs and working into the seventh inning. Instead, the Friars came up short, scoring just two runs in the finale. They scored just three total between their two losses.
That’s to be expected, though. There are always dips in offense. No one truly expected the Padres’ otherworldly second-half surge to continue all the way to the World Series. But it’s about how you come out of those dips in production that defines what kind of team you are. Hopefully…
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