Padres have lost three straight games for the second time this season; Friars have also lost three meetings with Dodgers
For the 14th time this season, the Padres begin a gameday under .500. They’ve also lost three in a row for the third time this season, dropping them a season-high five games behind the Dodgers.from delivering stern words as they left Minnesota for Dodger Stadium.They were still top of mind after losing the opener of this three-game stay in Chavez Ravine, a difficult place to begin a turnaround as the Padres were reminded Friday night.
Kim added: “The speech took us in the right direction. Every game here is trying to win the game, as much as anybody else in the league. We’re just hungry and Bob knows that, too. That definitely helped us to get back in a normal mind, to start over, start fresh and play the game like we should.”The Dodgers, who’ve won the last three meetings with the Padres, are playing like they think they should and are one win away from winning a fifth straight series.
Saturday’s first pitch is at 4:15 p.m. and the Padres have tweaked their lineup again as first basemanJuan Soto
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