Padres Achieve Historic Series Shutout Against Rockies

The San Diego Padres achieved a historic milestone by sweeping the Colorado Rockies with a 6-0 victory, marking the first time in franchise history they held an opponent scoreless over a three-game series. This win improved their record to 13-3, the best in Major League Baseball, while also extending their home winning streak to 14 games. Michael King led the charge with a complete game shutout, allowing just two hits and striking out eight, and became the third consecutive Padres starter to blank the Rockies. The Padres have now recorded six shutouts in their first 16 games, matching a feat accomplished by the Cleveland Indians in 1966. Manager Mike Shildt praised King's performance as 'top-of-the-line, grade-A, ace stuff.' The Padres are now gearing up to face the Chicago Cubs in their next series at Petco Park.