Machado caused a big disaster in a single game 3E, and the Padres were beaten by the Blue Jays by 14 points, and they lost 5 in a row

The San Diego Padres visited Toronto today to challenge the Blue Jays for the second game of the three-game series, in this game, the Padres were out of order, and three of the four turnovers in a single game were star third baseman Manny Machado (Manny Machado) in a single inning, which indirectly led to the Padres pitchers being beaten by the Blue Jays to drop 14 points, and the Padres swallowed two consecutive losses in the series, which is also a recent five-game losing streak.

In the first four innings, the two sides staged a pitching battle and failed to cross the thunder pool, but the Blue Jays relied on Nathan Lukes' 2-point shot to break through the Padres starting pitcher Randy Vasquez in the second half of the fifth inning, and Vasquez lost 2 points in the starting 4.2 innings today.

However, entering the seventh inning, Padres third baseman Machado seemed to be obsessed, and made three mistakes in succession, which were rolling to the ground and missing a short shot, and then an intractable bounce when passing to first base, allowing the Blue Jays to score five points in a single inning. In the bottom half of the eighth inning, the Blue Jays exploded in full force, including Daulton Varsho's slam gun, and the Blue Jays scored another seven points.

In this game, the Blue Jays beat the Padres 14-0 at home, and the Padres also sent outfielder Tyler Wade to digest the number of innings in the latter part of the game. Not only did the Padres lose sight of their guard and pitchers, but they also lackluster in attack, knocking out only five sporadic hits in the game, losing two straight games and scoring just three points in their last five games, swallowing their recent five-game losing streak.