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What happened last time the Padres faced Jacob Misiorowski offers an NLDS blueprint
Jacob Misiorowski threw seven scoreless innings against San Diego in May. The Padres’ eventual victory revealed their best path through NLDS Game 1.
Padres finally got Mason Miller’s iconic playoff entrance at Petco Park
On Wedneday night, Padres fans were treated to Mason Miller's iconic walkout entrance.
Padres’ Wild Card sweep rescues rotation for Brewers NLDS matchup
Michael King can start NLDS Game 2 on normal rest after the Padres finished Chicago quickly and spared their rotation another emergency.
Padres pull Nick Pivetta at perfect time in Wild Card Game 2 vs. Cubs
Nick Pivetta lasted 3 1/3 innings in Wild Card Game 2, but his fastball and the Padres’ well-timed bullpen hook mattered more than the short line.
Padres’ late trust in Ty France left him 2 plate appearances short of MLB qualification
France got paid when he reached 500 plate appearances. MLB required 502, leaving the Padres with an uncomfortable reminder of their delayed trust.
Padres punished Matthew Boyd’s best pitch to bury Cubs in Game 1
Fernando Tatis Jr., Manny Machado and Xander Bogaerts all homered on Matthew Boyd changeups as the Padres buried the Cubs 8-0 in Game
Padres’ Xander Bogaerts must solve familiar foe Kevin Gausman in Wild Card Game 2
Plenty of Padres hitters have a strong history against Kevin Gausman, their opponent for Game 2 of the Wild Card Round, but no one is as familiar with the right-hander as Xander Bogaerts.
Padres can close Cubs revenge loop behind Nick Pivetta in Game 2
After an 8-0 Game 1 win, Padres starter Nick Pivetta gets his chance to eliminate the Cubs and avenge last October’s playoff exit.
Padres’ homegrown playoff core doubled, but A.J. Preller still builds from the outside
The Padres’ homegrown players produced 9.1 WAR, yet trades and free agency still supplied 20 members of their projected playoff roster.


