Padres Make Incredible History With Dominant Three-Game Sweep of Rockies

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The San Diego Padres made history with their three-game sweep of the Colorado Rockies. The Friars shut out their opponent all weekend, becoming the first team to hold an opponent scoreless for a series of three-plus games since the Cleveland Guardians in 2017.
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The Padres completed the sweep with a 6-0 win over the Rockies Sunday.
Final: Padres 6, Rockies 0
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The Padres shut out the Rockies all weekend. They're the first team to hold an opponent scoreless for a series of 3+ games since CLE over KC in 2017. Michael King did the honors Sunday, with his first career shutout. The Padres are 10-0 at Petco Park.
Right-hander Michael King earned the first shutout of his career. He threw eight strikeouts and allowed two hits and one walk across nine innings.
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“I think every time out, you know that we could show out what we could do,” King said to The San Diego Union-Tribune's Kevin Acee. “We’ve got a really good culture in terms of, like, when you do have a bad one, everybody is around you to support you and allow you to have a good one in your next one. And I think that the pressure from the team is a good one in terms of like, ‘Hey, we’re not gonna have two bad (starts) in a row. Ruben (Niebla, the Padres pitching coach) is also great in terms of keeping the confidence, and then we’re great in terms of just talking it through.”
The Padres have the best record in Major League Baseball at 13-3.
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