Padres Offense Goes Cold With 2 Runs in 21 Innings
San Diego has managed just two runs over a 21-inning stretch, dropping another 1-0 decision to the Pirates under new ownership.
The Padres lost 1-0 to the Pittsburgh Pirates, continuing a prolonged offensive drought. San Diego has scored only two runs across 21 innings during this stretch. The slump coincides with the recent sale of the franchise to new ownership. The team's inability to generate offense represents a significant performance concern heading forward.
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