
Padres suffer historic baserunning blunder as Mets edge them 2-1
In New York, the Padres fell 2-1 to the Mets after a wild start in which three runners were thrown out at home in the first two innings—the first time since 1920 such a sequence has occurred. San Diego put seven of the first nine batters on base but couldn’t score as Nolan McLean settled in after the second inning and Padres starter Walker Buehler matched him with a solid outing beyond a rough first. The Padres couldn’t capitalize on early chances, while the Mets benefited from timely hits and sharp defense to pull ahead and hold on.













