Following afternoon meeting in clubhouse, Padres fall for seventh time in 10 games against Colorado
Following a mistake-filled loss here Tuesday night, there was something of a clamoring to accept blame for how the night went and the“We’re all playing sloppy baseball right now,” Manny Machado said.It was clear the situation would be addressed in some fashion before too long. And it was.For a little less than 20 minutes Wednesday afternoon, the Padres met in the visitors’ clubhouse at Coors Field. The meeting was called by Melvin, but multiple players spoke as well.
What ensued Wednesday night was an improvement for the Padres only in that they scored more runs and weren’t thrown out at third base twice in one inning. Joe Musgrove did not go at least six innings for the first time in 16 starts this season, and the Padres’ bullpen continued to leak. What is most troubling is that the Padres continued to play at times as if the ball and base paths were foreign to them.
The Rockies tied the game 3-3 in the bottom of the fifth with four hits, twice as many as they had managed against Musgrove to that point.
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