Jurickson Profar once again is in the middle of a game’s biggest moments; Manny Machado loudly answers Nationals; Jeremiah Estrada is barely eating, has kept pitching through illness
San Diego Padres left fielder Jurickson Profar tosses his bat after hitting a grand slam against Washington Nationals during the sixth inning at Petco Park on Tuesday, June 25, 2024 in San Diego, CA. may yet conspire to undermine their plans. But they are exciting to watch more nights than not. They give themselves a chance to win more nights than not.
“He’s been one of the best teammates I’ve ever had in my career,” Machado said last night. “… There’s no bigger competitor. This guy loves to win. He wants to win. He hates to lose. He hates to lose. He does not like to lose. He brings that edge to this team.”April 6: His first-inning grand slam provided the only runs in a 4-0 victory over the Giants
“Every time they poke that bear, that bear comes in swinging,” Machado said. “So keep poking him all they want, because he carries us big time when they do.”The heatedness that ensued from the bottom of the first inning on last night actually began on the final play of Monday night’s game when Profar’s single gave the Padres a walk-off victory and he raced from first base toward theThere were reports Monday night that the Nationals felt Profar’s celebration was directed at them.
“You wake up a team like that, it’s a dangerous thing to do,” Tyler Wade said. “It shows tonight. It brought our energy a little more. … Big players do big-time things in big situations. You got Manny doing his thing, Pro doing his thing. That’s how you have somebody’s back. It’s not about talking. It’s about, ‘I’m going to get my boy’s back right here.’ I think that’s what got everybody else more going.
“I’ve been doing my best,” he said. “It’s been a bumpy road lately. … I’ve had a couple outings where some pitches have been hit. Some pitches have been left in the zone.” “Yeah, I’ve spent like four hours throwing up,” he said. “But I threw up for 24 hours when I had COVID.”Adam Mazur, who spent the weekend in El Paso before being recalled from Triple-A when elbow inflammation kept Yu Darvish from making his scheduled start last night, went five innings and got his first major league win.
The trade deadline is five weeks from yesterday. The Padres are in high gear trying to land a starting pitcher .Atop their list is White Sox left-hander Garrett Crochet.It isn’t known exactly what could get the deal done, except that the White Sox have talked about prospects the Padres consider untouchable. So that would presumably mean a package that includes catcher Ethan Salas or shortstop Leodalis De Vries.
He did just that, slapping a pitch on the outside corner the other way on the ground just beyond the reach of the diving Luis García Jr. as two runners raced home.
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