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Manny Machado hit .350 this postseason. The Padres’ early exit should put pressure on ownership and A.J. Preller to build a deeper roster.

Tremayne Person argues that Manny Machado's strong October performance increases the pressure on the San Diego Padres to build a competitive roster this offseason. Despite the team's early postseason elimination against the Milwaukee Brewers, Machado was named to MLB.com's All-Postseason Team after recording a .350 batting average and a 1.080 OPS during the playoff run.
The writer contends that the Padres must urgently capitalize on Machado's postseason form rather than letting the opportunity go to waste. Person notes that while Machado had a frustrating regular season, his playoff display proved he can still elevate San Diego's ceiling against elite pitching.
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