Padres Shut Out Rockies, Machado Warns League

0:00San Diego Padres just shut out the Colorado Rockies won nothing on Tuesday night, boosting their record to 16 wins and seven losses. Randy Vasquez dominated with seven scoreless innings on just three hits, and Jason Adam plus Adrienne Morasio and kept the Rockies off base in the final two, frames. That lone run came when Mani Machado drew a walk with the bases loaded. Rocky starter Chase Dallander was sharp too, fanning nine over six innings, but that one free pass proved costly. Machado is firing warnings to the league, saying even with this hot start to the 2026 season, the Padres bats are just warming up, and they've got way more ceiling ahead. The friars are turning heads as M.O.B.'s prime destination, blending top talent, killer pet co-park vibes, and that San Diego sunshine, M.O.B. networks Mark Deroza, credits president of baseball operations A.J. Preller for the buzz, especially with new owners ready to splash cash on the roster. Meanwhile, A.J. and Morasio is finding his groove after a rough beginning, but ESPN sees

1:03him as a prime trade chiff at the deadline since he's a free. Agent Soon, Padres Momentum keeps rolling, positioning them as real threats this year. Local news, powered by AI, this is California News Today, I'm Cory with the story.