Padres Dominate Rockies, Vásquez Shines

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where the game meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Randy Vaskis stray dominated last night, tossing seven shit-out innings as the San Diego Padres slip past the Colorado Rockies won nothing in. Denver. The Padres are on fire now, winning 14 of their last 16 after a slow two and five start to the season. They've owned the Rockies lately too, going 15 and 3 against them since last year and taking seven straight. Vaskis bounce back big from his rough outing against Seattle, where he gave up four runs in four frames. This time, he scattered just three hits, fan five, and didn't walk a soul to improve to two and zero. The game's only run came in the sixth, when Jake Kronoworth scored, after Chase Dallander walked Mani Machado with the bases loaded and two outs. Dallander struck out nine over six, but through a career high 102 pitches for his second loss. Padres relievers locked it down after that, with Adrian Morisone nailing a perfect ninth

1:02for his first save. San Diego retired the last 18 Rockies hitters, while Colorado's dropped nine of 12. Tomorrow, Tamil Yuki Sugano takes the hill for the Rockies against Walker Bueller for San Diego.