Ok, Mike Tauchman did not rob no Homer tonight as in the photo above. But watch the videos of the Games he made, which was almost the only reason to watch this game from the point of view of a SOX fan.
First, Van Luis Arráez in the third inning of a 1-1 match:
That was also a real doubles.
Then in the fourth, Sox Up, 2-1:
And then, just for fun, after the Padres had broken it open with a four-run sixth and two had two out:
Nothing just. And ball. Not bad for an old guy.
For those of you who prefer offense, the SOX scored in the first on a Colson Montgomery Single and Miguel Vargas Double. They scored in a similar order in the third, on a Chase girl Single and Kyle Teel Double to recapture that 2-1 lead.
Those runs were from Yu Darvish, who made way for the excellent Padres Bullpen, so the SOX took the rest of the night free, and wasted a few Leadoff singles who were their only hits to Lenyn Sosa a fastball directly across the middle of the record was a 3-1 count with two outs in the ninth time:
Regarding pitching, Yaendris Gómez did well, did not work out, four eliminated, simply gave up a solo gay to Jackson Merrill in the second-that means, until he suffered in the sixth white Sox-Werper disease in the sixth and gave up a Lousy Runner Runner management.
Tatís was deployed, Gómez was eliminated and Fraser Ellard came in to show how not to pitch. Ellard threw two wild throws, ran three and gave a three-run double to Ryan O’Hearn and the game was actually over with the SOX down, 5-2. Cam Verwerer and Wikelman González also gave up points later in the game, but that was only to help the season of Padres season.
The loss brings the SOX seizure record to 58-97, so they have to win five of their last seven games to prevent the magical 100 loss. The next chance to avoid a third consecutive year of shame will be the series final tomorrow afternoon with San Diego, the last home game of the season.
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