The Padres gave it all away again in the clutch. Prior to their latest postseason, the Padres averaged 1.6 runs in their last three playoff games in which they were eliminated.
The Lead argues that the San Diego Padres suffered another postseason failure due to a disastrous lack of clutch execution. San Diego's offense struggled in late-game moments, concluding their season by going 21 straight at-bats without a hit.
The article highlights several near misses, including Ty France hitting the roof in Game 1 and Manny Machado narrowly missing a home run. The writer also points to Mason Miller blowing a ninth-inning lead in Game 2.
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