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San -Dig Padres Star Railman Mason Miller made the story of the post -zone MLB on Wednesday evening to save the season of his team.
Padres needed a victory in the game of 2 of their series of wild cards against Chicago cub After the loss of the game 1 on Tuesday in the afternoon in Windy City, and they relied on the Gearbox strengthened by the stars to do the work.
Miller was among those when he broke almost two presentations, but it was his ninth field of the night that rewritten MLB books. The right, throwing the flame, threw Fastball 104.5 miles per hour to delete the newcomers of Karson Kelly.
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Mason Miller from San Diego Padres throws a step in seventh Inning against Chicago Cabis during the second game of a series of wild cards of the National League in Rigli Field on October 1, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois. (Michael RIVS/Getty Images)
This step was not only the fastest that Miller abandoned his career, but he is also the fastest step in the postson since the passage of the track in 2008, according to Sarah Langs from mlb.comField
It was Miller’s incredible way out, who crossed out all five batteries, with whom he ran into 1.2 work. In general, he saw seven batteries in this series of wild cards, and he installed them all through deletion.
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Padre went with Robert Suarez, another right, for the final four outputs in victory with a score of 3: 0, which leads to this post -zone match in the decisive game 3 on Thursday in Chicago.
Freddie Fermin and Mason Miller from San Diego Padre interact in the second game of a series of wild cards of the National League between San Din Padres and Chicago Cubs on Rigli Field on Wednesday, October 1, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photos of Mary Decicco/MLB via Getty Images)
The crime of San Diego led to a push thanks to the veteran of the third bottom. Manny MachadoWhich forced the two -year -old Homer at the top of the fifth incingive in order to pull forward after one run, clogged with Padres in the first intoning.
Padres's Pitching employees kept newcomers up to four scattered hits in this game, as Dylan stopped passing 3.2 taxes, allowing three blows and crossing out five on his 69th walk.
Perhaps it was briefly, but this is what is happening when you have the hands that the dignity of Diego does in the HYDDD. Adrian Morjon went to 2.1 taxes, not allowing a blow before Miller entered.
Mason Miller from the San Denta Padres during the second game of the wild -cards of the National League between the San Daege Padres and the Chicago Cups on Rigli Field on Wednesday, October 1, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photos of Mary Decicco/MLB via Getty Images)
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More than the same should be expected in the game Do-T-Die, although the ball will first go to the veteran of Yu Darwish. The cubs will turn to Jameson Tyllon to start the game 3.
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