The Padres’ aggressive base-running backfired spectacularly as they were thrown out at home plate three times in the first two innings against the Mets, leading to a crushing loss. Manager Craig Stammen defended the team’s bold philosophy, crediting the Mets’ stellar outfield defense—especially Carson Benge’s two crucial assists—for shutting down their momentum. Players like Jake Cronenworth admitted the difficulty of perfect throws and acknowledged the Mets’ execution, while Bogaerts reflected on a costly misstep following his third-base coach’s signal. Stammen remained steadfast, arguing that forcing opponents to make flawless plays is the best way to win—even if it doesn’t always work out.
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