Padres dismiss Mason Miller pitch-tipping speculation, prepare to face Brewers with season on line
Craig Stammen said the Padres’ analytics team monitors pitchers daily as Mason Miller’s 21 strikes on 40 pitches fueled online speculation.
- On Monday at Petco Park, San Diego Padres manager Craig Stammen dismissed online speculation that closer Mason Miller was tipping pitches during the team's Game 2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers.
- The Brewers rallied for a 4-3 victory Sunday, with Miller throwing only 21 of his 40 pitches for strikes over two innings, placing San Diego in an 0-2 National League Divisional series hole.
- Stammen said the team monitors pitchers daily, stating, 'We're well aware of what's going on with our pitchers,' and dismissing internet rumors as taking matters 'farther than they need to go.'
- Facing elimination, San Diego turns to veteran Nick Pivetta for Game 3, who returns after missing nearly five months of the regular season with an elbow injury to oppose the Brewers.
- Pivetta believes only 10 of 93 MLB teams have recovered from an 0-2 series deficit, while Padres slugger Manny Machado emphasized, 'Ultimately it's about getting that big hit in those big moments.
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Padres dismiss Mason Miller pitch-tipping speculation after Chourio's winning hit
Did Padres star closer Mason Miller "tip his pitches" on Sunday? Some think so, but San Diego manager Craig Stammen dismissed the widespread online speculation that the Brewers could tell what was coming.
Padres dismiss Mason Miller pitch-tipping speculation, prepare to face Brewers with season on line
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Although the San Diego Padres have plenty of concerns in the face of playoff elimination, they don't believe Mason Miller tipping his pitches is one of them.
Although the San Diego Fathers have a lot of concerns about being eliminated from the playoffs, they don't think one of them is that Mason Miller is ratting out their pitches.
Was Miller tipping pitches? Closer blames blown save on lack of command
SAN DIEGO -- Mason Miller doesn’t think he was tipping his pitches on Sunday in Milwaukee. But he’s certainly not going to rule out the possibility. Especially not when he looks back on that 1-2 slider below the zone to Jackson Chourio. That’s the one that has him a bit
Padres dismiss Mason Miller pitch-tipping speculation
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