On Friday, Locomotive came away with three points following its road trip to Utah against Real Monarchs.

( Jeff Sanders, San Diego Union-Tribune, )Įl Paso Locomotive Claims 2-1 Victory over Real Monarchs Weathers is only 21 years old and pitched in 14 Padres games earlier this season. Ryan Weathers, who was recently optioned to the El Paso Chihuahuas from San Diego, threw five shutout innings in his first Triple-A game on Saturday. Minors: Ryan Weathers strong in first Triple-A start In four decades of baseball, Rodriguez has seen it all and has reached another milestone in his profession. ( Bret Bloomquist, El Paso Times, )Ĭhihuahuas manager Edwin Rodriguez surpasses 900 career winsĮl Paso Chihuahuas manager Edwin Rodriguez has been in professional baseball, in one way or another, for 42 years this past April. There's no reason to give up on him - he won't turn 23 until next year and his past promise should be enough for them to add him to the 40-player roster and protect him from this winter's Rule 5 draft - but it's anyone's guess as to whether he'll be able to return to form, as well as when that might happen.El Paso Chihuahuas manager Edwin Rodriguez says developing players tops 900th winĪfter 42 years associated with the professional game, across all levels as a manager, including parts of two years with the Florida Marlins in 2010-11 and now three years with El Paso, Rodriguez managed his 900th victory. Gore's struggles have left them in an awkward situation for now. The Padres can only hope that Rodriguez is proven correct in due time. This is part of the development and the Padres are very aware of that.' They learn from every outing and we can see that MacKenzie Gore in the near future will be successful not only in Triple-A but in the big leagues.

They learn and they aren't afraid to fail. Him and Ryan Weathers, they are different. And I think is in that process, that stage of his career. 'It's a matter of learning how to pitch and all that. 'When you throw a fastball in the mid-90s, there's nothing wrong with your arm,' El Paso manager Edwin Rodriguez told reporters in June. Instead, Gore still hasn't reached the Show - and it doesn't seem realistic to expect him to do so any earlier than next season. It seemed probable, if not likely that he would make his big-league debut before the season ended. He had a broad arsenal and more than enough athleticism to repeat a delivery that often elicited references to Clayton Kershaw. Gore was held as one of the game's top prospects entering the 2020 season. There's an unspoken dynamic behind San Diego's recent rotation moves, and it has less to do with who is in the Padres rotation and more to do with who is not: young left-hander MacKenzie Gore. That reality alone makes it tough to stomach fielding a starting five that has been weakened by injury and/or underperformance. The Padres have a real chance to win a World Series, be it this fall or an upcoming one. Preller's track record, they might just catch one. Heck, come this winter they'll probably take a run at another above-average starter, and, based on A.J. They almost added either Max Scherzer or José Berríos to that group at the deadline. Within the past calendar year, they've traded for Mike Clevinger, Blake Snell, Yu Darvish, and Joe Musgrove.

The San Diego Padres have spent the past couple years pursuing and acquiring starting pitching.

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