Padres looking for clutch mode during the visit with Blue Jays

The San Diego Padres holds a deep dive for production with runners in the position when they visit the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night. The roads were 0-for-21 with runners in a score when they were swept home by the Seattle Mariners in a series of three games this weekend. This includes going 0-for-6 during Sunday’s 6-1 loss in the series final. They were ahead of the three games with 15-3 to complete a 2-4 homeland. “They threw the ball exceptionally well,” said Padres manager Mike Shildt. “No worry on my part. Just go back to play our game again. We know what it looks like. We will be ready on Tuesday. ‘ The Padres’ Jackson Merrill is 1-by-19 over his past five games after being 0-by-3 on Sunday. Merrill said: “We don’t have the places in the place where we had to be, and we just didn’t use Fernando Tatis Jr. Deliver the Padres’s Lonely Run Sunday on a home field in the first innings. The Blue Jays had almost as much against the Mariners in a 4-to-2 series. with 3-2 leading up. Cease was 1-0 with a 0.69 era in two career started against the Blue Jays, but did not face them. opener. Three times on Sunday, while he was 0-by-4. It was kind of the story of his season. “Among Blue Jays players who improved on the board are the catcher Alejandro Kirk. He had RBI singles on Sunday. Kirk was 2-by-4 on Sunday and is batting 0.377 (20-by-53) with two home runs and 10 RBIS about his past 14 games. matches.