For those who don’t know, the Padres starting pitching, Luis Perdomo, is a rookie who entered the game with an ERA just under 8.00.
The postgame news conference got off to a rocky start when Bill Ladson asked Dusty Baker, “Was Perdomo that good, or were the Nationals that bad?”
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Matt Kemp once again stuck it to the Nationals with two home runs and four RBIs in a 5-3 loss, and Tanner Roark was not at his best.
The Nationals could not mount a rally as the bottom of the order was very unproductive as well as a 0-5 night from leadoff man Ben Revere.
The bright spots were a three-hit night from Wilson Ramos and solo home runs from Jayson Werth and Daniel Murphy as well as a shutdown bullpen effort last night from the Nats.
“Our two out approach needs to improve,” said Dusty Baker.
