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Missing Out On Casey Mize Doesn't Look So Bad For Diamondbacks Now
Mize allowed 8 earned runs in 3.1 innings as the Padres lost their debut starter after a trade-deadline move to fix the rotation.
- On Wednesday, Casey Mize struggled in his San Diego Padres debut, allowing 8 earned runs in 3.1 innings during a 10-4 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field.
- Acquired at Monday's trade deadline, Mize joined the Padres from the Detroit Tigers to bolster their wild-card race, though he had not pitched in 11 days.
- Mize yielded 9 hits and 8 earned runs, inflating his season ERA from 2.70 to 3.40. "Pretty frustrating for me," Mize said, noting his inability to execute his pitching plan.
- Arizona starter Mitch Bratt allowed only 1 hit and 0 runs over 7 shutout innings, while the Diamondbacks' offense backed him with 10 runs to seal the critical victory.
- With the Padres trailing the Diamondbacks by 2 games in the National League wild-card race, San Diego also acquired San Francisco Giants starter Robbie Ray to bolster their postseason push.
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Casey Mize ‘embarrassed’ by career-worst start in Padres debut
The new-look San Diego Padres revamped their starting rotation at the trade deadline by acquiring multiple pitchers. President of baseball operations A.J. Preller had another busy trade deadline and succeeded in helping an ailing group. The Padres acquired right-handed pitcher Casey Mize ahead of the Aug. 3 trade deadline. One of Preller’s deadline acquisitions was...
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