Oct 12, 2026 · 52 min · 22 segments
The Padres season has come to an abrupt end. What are the team's priorities as the long off-season begins? Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy…
They're the first National League team ever to exit by going O for their last 21 in a postseason [laughs] game, and that's what they did, uh, in game four.
The Machado thing summarizes, like, the postseason/his time in San Diego/everything.
Rips the ball to the right center field wall, and he hits it two feet further, and who knows what happens, and he doesn't.
Ultimately, that series sucked because the Padres seemingly had chances to force a fifth game or even win the series, and for whatever reason, they were on the wrong side of a lot of games that were excruciating losses.
Yeah, and, and games one and game two, I, I, I can't chalk it up as just, just to, like, fluky losses.
Like, there were fluky moments, obviously the ball hitting the fucking roof and then, uh, Mason Miller, uh, forgetting how to pitch in the ninth inning and potentially having his pitches being tipped, um, because he walks the bases loaded and Chio hits that game-winning RBI single there.
Um, but it is once again the story of this team and how this team ends their season on a complete dud offensively.
Now, again, in the postseason, the pitching is at another level, okay? So you're gonna have to figure out a way to get it done.
... um, you know, it, it, you have to figure out a way to come through at the biggest moments, and they didn't have one of those moments in the, in the series against the Brewers, not, not one.
They're the first National League team ever to exit by going O for their last 21 in a postseason [laughs] game, and that's what they did, uh, in game four.
The Machado thing summarizes, like, the postseason/his time in San Diego/everything.
Rips the ball to the right center field wall, and he hits it two feet further, and who knows what happens, and he doesn't.
Ultimately, that series sucked because the Padres seemingly had chances to force a fifth game or even win the series, and for whatever reason, they were on the wrong side of a lot of games that were excruciating losses.
Yeah, and, and games one and game two, I, I, I can't chalk it up as just, just to, like, fluky losses.
Like, there were fluky moments, obviously the ball hitting the fucking roof and then, uh, Mason Miller, uh, forgetting how to pitch in the ninth inning and potentially having his pitches being tipped, um, because he walks the bases loaded and Chio hits that game-winning RBI single there.
Um, but it is once again the story of this team and how this team ends their season on a complete dud offensively.
Now, again, in the postseason, the pitching is at another level, okay? So you're gonna have to figure out a way to get it done.
... um, you know, it, it, you have to figure out a way to come through at the biggest moments, and they didn't have one of those moments in the, in the series against the Brewers, not, not one.
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