Padres go with 12 pitchers, 14 position players; Mike Clevinger inactive for first round, would be presumptive starter in Game 1 of NLDS
The best-of-three series against the Mets begins tonight at Citi Field .
That leaves Mike Clevinger off the roster and the almost certain choice to be the team’s starter in Game 1 of the National League Division Series against the Dodgers, should the Padres get past the Mets while using all three of their starting pitchers .Manaea threw 66 pitches over six innings on Tuesday. The left-hander would likely be used in the event the Padres need multiple innings of relief in a game that was not close.
, reliever Craig Stammen was not on the wild card roster after throwing 69 pitches in Wednesday’s regular season finale.Darvish starts Friday’s opener with Snell scheduled to start Game 2 and Musgrove a third game, if necessary.Darvish, Luis Garcia, Josh Hader, Tim Hill, Pierce Johnson, Manaea, Nick Martinez, Adrian Morejon, Musgrove, Snell, Robert Suarez, Steven Wilson.Josh Bell, Jake Cronenworth, Brandon Dixon, Brandon Drury, Ha-Seong Kim, Manny Machado, Wil Myers.
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