In the last 15 games on the road, they’re 12-3
San Diego Padres first base Luis Arraez, left, celebrates with his teammates after scoring in the second inning of a baseball game against Baltimore Orioles, Saturday, July 27, 2024, in Baltimore. BALTIMORE — If the Padres keep this up, they’re going to need spiked shoulder pads, mohawks and dusty, shredded leather outfits.
“We’re playing our best baseball at the moment without arguably our best player . That’s a huge accomplishment for us.” Henderson arrived when the ball did, bumping his teammate enough to cause the ball to hop out of the glove and fall to the short-outfield grass. Jackson Merrill already had jogged to the plate and David Peralta cruised in behind him.
The Orioles did not play clean, as the baseball crowd likes to say. The Padres, however, produced enough damage on their own. “Just overall, we’ve been playing really good baseball. It has nothing to do with being on the road, being at home.”
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