News about Joe Musgrove

Joe Musgrove pitched a no-hitter into the sixth, Fernando Tatis Jr. had three doubles and four RBIs, and the San Diego Padres defeated the Miami Marlins 10-1 on Thursday. Gary Sánchez was home for the second day in a row, leading San Diego to 11 hits after being limited to a two-hitter by three Miami pitchers on Wednesday. On their nine-game road trip, the Padres went 5-4. The Padres were expected to a post-season berth after their appearance in the NL Championship Series in 2022.

According to the team, Padres pitcher Joe Musgrove suffered a fractured toe in a weight room injury, and there is likely to be a long stretch on the sidelines. The San Diego Tribune said he dropped a kettlebell in his big toe while in the weight room, but the San Diego Tribune announced that he will miss at least a month. At least 14 days before Musgrove even starts throwing again, according to Padres boss Bob Melvin.

According to sources, pitcher Yu Darvish and the San Diego Padres have reached an agreement on a six-year, $108 million contract extension. The three-year deal is the third six-year deal of the right-hander's career, and it will continue until 2028, when he will have turned 42. After the 2023 season, the veteran was supposed to work for free agency, but the Padres instead seem to be on a winning run.

Gary Cohen, the SNY Mets' play-by-play announcer, did not mince his words over New York's tumultuous playoff exit nor Padres pitcher Joe Musgrove's inspection for foreign objects. Mets manager Buck Showalter ordered umpires to check the pitcher's ears for foreign substances while making Musgrove's cooking and the Padres up 4-0 in the bottom of the sixth innings. However, the officials found nothing and ordered Musgrove to remain on the mound after a thorough look. For New York and San Diego, their season came to an end.

The visiting San Diego Padres thrashed the New York Mets 6-0 in the decisive third game of their National League wild-card series, with Joe Musgrove throwing seven innings of scoreless, one-hit ball, and retiring six of the final seven batters he faced after being tested for illegal drugs. The Padres, the fifth seed in the National League, will face the Los Angeles Dodgers in an NL Division Series that will begin on Tuesday. In the NL West this season, the Dodgers played 22 games ahead of San Diego. The Mets, who won 101 regular season games and 175 days in first place in the NL East this year, enter an uncertain offseason in which Jacob deGrom is expected to opt out of his deal, while leadoff hitter Brandon Nimmo is set to leave for free agency.

After New York manager Buck Showalter ordered a drug testing, the San Diego Padres' MLB playoff game against the Mets was temporarily postponed on Sunday night. During the sixth inning of the wild-card match up, the Padres were stifling the Mets with a 4-0 lead. Musgrove had thrown five shutout innings to that point, allowing just one hit and