The Wrap-Up Show

The Padres season has come to an abrupt end. What are the team's priorities as the long off-season begins?

The Padres managed just three hits in a terribly dissapointing series exit against the Brewers in the NLDS. Fernando Tatis Jr. homered for the only run in the loss.

The Padres secured a dramatic 4-3 win as Michael King worked the final two innings with Mason Miller on paternity leave. Xander Bogaerts had clutch moments as well as the Friars got back into the series.

The Padres suffered a heartbreaking Game Two loss to the Brewers as Mason Miller blew the save in the ninth. The Friars will try to fight off elimination on Tuesday night at Petco Park in Game Three of the Best-of-Five series.

On a storybook night, Michael King was dominant and Joe Musgrove made his return in a Padres' Game One shutout win over the Cubs. The Friars try to sweep the series behind Nick Pivetta on Wednesday.

With a thrilling win over the DBacks, the Padres wrapped up a home Wild Card series against the Chicago Cubs at Petco Park beginning Tuesday. Manny Machado hit his 399th career homer in the win.

A night after clinching a playoff berth, the Padres fell flat vs. the Diamondbacks in the series opener at Petco. However, because of losses by the Phillies and Cubs, the Friars have a magic number of just one over both the Cubs and the Phillies to clinch a home Wild Card series next week at Petco.

The Padres are heading back to the postseason after a series win in LA against the Dodgers! Now can they wrap up a home playoff series!?

The Padres magic number sits at one following an impressive win over the Dodgers in LA on Wednesday night. With the win, the Friars also now control their own destiny to host a Wild Card series at Petco Park.

Michael King scuffled in a four-run second inning as the Dodgers beat the Padres in the series opener, 7-0 on Tuesday night in LA. The Friars' magic number to clinch a playoff spot remains two after the DBacks won in Colorado.