Padres Struggle Against Marlins: A 6-1 Defeat at PETCO Park

The San Diego Padres faced a challenging game against the Miami Marlins, concluding with a score of 6-1 in favor of the visiting team. The Padres' season record now stands at 30-28, while the Marlins improved to 19-37. Despite their efforts, the Padres could only muster six hits and committed one error throughout the game.

The Marlins took an early lead in the second inning, scoring two runs off three hits. They extended their advantage in the third inning with another run, capitalizing on a Padres' error. The fifth inning saw the Marlins solidify their lead by adding three more runs to their tally from six hits. Braxton Garrett, Miami's pitcher with an ERA of 5.304 before this game, played a crucial role in limiting the Padres' offense.

On the other side, Enyel De Los Santos started for San Diego and faced challenges throughout his appearance. With an ERA of 3.6 entering this contest and finishing with one win and two losses for his season record so far, De Los Santos struggled to contain Miami's hitters who managed twelve hits against him.

The Padres' lone run came during the third inning amidst their struggle to convert opportunities into scores effectively. Their hitting statistics reflected a tough day at bat; despite having six hits overall including one home run that contributed to their single run scored in this match-up.

San Diego's bullpen also had difficulties containing Miami's offense as evidenced by an ERA of 13.5 during their time on mound which allowed three runs from just two innings pitched.

Defensively, both teams showed skill but it was not enough for San Diego to overcome Miami’s aggressive batting lineup which seemed unstoppable at times during this encounter at PETCO Park.

Looking ahead, fans can catch The San Diego Padres as they travel to face Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium on June 1st scheduled for a start time of 7:10 PM CT broadcasted on SDPA network where they hope to bounce back from today’s defeat.