Padres' King Throws Complete Game Shutout, Sweeps Rockies 6-0

Michael King delivered a dominant performance in his first career complete game, leading the San Diego Padres to a 6-0 victory over the Colorado Rockies. This win completed a historic three-game sweep, marking the first time a team has shut out an opponent in a three-game series since 2017. King allowed just two hits and one walk while striking out eight, contributing to the Padres' impressive record of 13-3, the best start in franchise history. The Padres' offense was productive, scoring four runs in the first inning and collecting a total of 11 hits. The Rockies, struggling with a major league-worst record, were unable to score in any of the three games against the Padres, managing just nine hits throughout the series. This achievement underscores a remarkable turnaround for the Padres' pitching staff, which has excelled following a rough patch earlier in the season.