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The San Diego Padres are looking to avoid a sweep against the Chicago White Sox after losing four straight games. Their offense has struggled, scoring only nine runs in the last four games, while pitching has remained solid.
The lefty Kay has been serviceable for the Sox, but he’s easily the weakest of the three starters the Padres have seen in this series. He’s pitched to a 6.12 ERA and a very high 1.68 WHIP. Kay has given up 17 runs on 28 hits across only 25 innings. He’s struck out only 15 batters in that same time. San Diego will hopefully be able to put up some runs against the left-hander. Canning will be making his 2026 debut for the Padres after being signed to a deal with the club this offseason. He’s been rehabbing after an Achilles injury ended his 2025. Canning was solid in five rehab starts, posting a 3.60 ERA. Last year with the was a turnaround for the righty, with Canning posting an ERA under 4.00 for the first time in his career (not including the COVID-shortened 2020 season). San Diego is betting that Canning can pick up right where he left off with the Mets. He’ll begin to make his case this afternoon.
The Padres have struggled due to a cold offense, scoring only nine runs over their last four games.
Griffin Canning is making his 2026 debut for the Padres against the White Sox's Anthony Kay.
The Padres have struggled against left-handed pitchers, but players like Nick Castellanos and Miguel Andujar are expected to improve their chances.
The game is crucial for the Padres to avoid a sweep and to regain momentum after a four-game losing streak.
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It’s been rough going offensively for the Padres lately. If they can turn the tide tonight against Kay, it would go a long way toward putting those concerns to bed. With the lefty on the mound, it likely forces Nick Castellanos and Miguel Andujar into the lineup. The two have far better splits against left-handers and were signed with just that platoon idea in mind.
Michael King pitched a stellar six innings, allowing only two runs, before coming back out for the seventh. He gave up three consecutive hits before being lifted for Bradgley Rodriguez. The bullpen locked it down from there, with Kyle Hart and newly-returned Jeremiah Estrada pitching a scoreless eighth and ninth inning. That, as well as the light usage of relievers on Friday’s game, allows the Padres to be creative if Canning stumbles in his first start of the year. Jason Adam, Adrian Morejon and Mason Miller will all be available. Those three are the highest-leverage options the Friars have. Behind them are Ron Marinaccio and Wandy Peralta. The two pitched two innings apiece on Friday night’s game so they probably won’t be the first out of the ‘pen but could see action this afternoon.