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The San Diego Padres lost to the Chicago White Sox 8-2, marking their first three-game losing streak of the 2026 season. Germán Márquez struggled on the mound, giving up six runs in the second inning.
Burke has been a quite solid frontline starter for the Sox so far in 2026. He’s pitched to a 3.21 ERA across 33 2/3 innings. He’ll look to keep that up against San Diego after rookie Noah Schultz pitched a scoreless outing last night. Burke’s biggest struggle in the past has been limiting baserunners. In his first full season of work, he allowed a 1.44 WHIP and .251 opponent batting average (2025). He’s been much better to start this year, but Burke is looking to prove himself tonight against the Friars. San Diego will have their ace on the bump in King. The righty has returned to peak form, pitching to a 2.41 ERA in his first six starts. He’s also struck out 34 batters in 33 2/3 innings pitched. But the best metric has been King’s .177 opponent batting average. It’s the lowest mark of his career by far, and he’s shown no signs of slowing down. If King can limit Chicago, the Padres won’t need to do much to force the rubber match.
The Padres lost primarily due to Germán Márquez giving up six runs in the second inning.
As of May 1, 2026, the Padres have lost three consecutive games for the first time this season.
The starting pitchers for the next game are Sean Burke for the White Sox and Michael King for the Padres.
Fernando Tatis Jr. went 3-for-3 with a walk in the last game against the White Sox.
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One of the only good offensive moments for San Diego from last night was Fernando Tatis Jr. The Friars’ star went 3-for-3 with a walk. The only miscue of the night was a bad throw home that ended up allowing that dreadful second innings to continue. Yesterday’s lineup was a little unorthodox. Whether or not that remains the case will be seen tonight, though it will likely go back to normal after Jake Cronenworth, Gavin Sheets and Jackson Merrill got off days last night.
The only good thing about last night’s pitching was that the Friars only used three guys to finish the game. Márquez, Wandy Peralta and Ron Marinaccio combined to hurl all nine innings. That leaves almost the entire Padres’ bullpen intact for tonight. Jason Adam, Jeremiah Estrada, Kyle Hart, Adrian Morejon, Bradgley Rodriguez and closer Mason Miller will all be available for Game 2 tonight. Aside from Hart, the five represent high-leverage options for San Diego to turn to in important situations.