Padres Shutout Rockies, Tie for NL West Lead

0:00San Diego Padres just pulled off a stunner at Corsfield, beating the Colorado Rockies one-nothing. That's the first time a visiting team has won by that score there since 2006. Cors is notorious for high scoring games thanks to the thin air, so this shut out was straight up historic. Randy Vasquez owned the mound for the Padres, delivering a gem that highlighted his hot start this season. San Diego's been on fire lately, winning 14 of their last 16 games and 7 straight against the Rockies. Padres and Fielder Jay Cronoworth couldn't hide a surprise after the game, saying he played over 80 times at Cors, and never seen a. One-nothing final. Fans and players alike are buzzing about how rare this low score is in that hitter's paradise. The win put San Diego at 16 wins and 7 losses, tied with the Dodgers for first in the National League West. They also added depth by signing former All-Star Lucas Geolito this week to bolster the rotation. With this momentum, the Padres are proving doubters wrong and eyeing a deep playoff run,

1:04maybe even a world series push if they stay consistent. You've been listening to California News today, AI-powered local news.