Terry Francona Postgame After Reds Loss to Padres
Sep 1, 2026
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AI GeneratedThe discussion focuses on a game analysis regarding pitcher Singer's performance and the opposing pitcher King's effectiveness. Despite taking a hit during the game, Singer's physical condition was deemed acceptable, though his struggle to find the edge of the plate allowed the opposing team to utilize the entire field and capitalize on scoring opportunities.
See from your vantage point from Singer, particularly after he got hit,
do you think it affected him?
No, I mean, it hit him, I mean, he's got a nice bruise, but
it's not on his pitching arm.
I just thought he went through that inning where
probably catching too much of the plate.
They got where they're going first to third, we got holes open.
I didn't think they just killed him.
It just kind of, they used the whole field.
They went first to third, and
he just couldn't make one pitch to get out of it.
What was King and others able to do tonight to your hitters?
King, good to see movement, and
then his change up is what really kind of gave a bunch of our guys fits.
First three innings, two runners on.
Yeah, and we had really, and we had the day up with, and
then the next inning, and we left them there, that doesn't help.
Seemed like Singer hasn't had that in him, how many times has he gotten hit?
That's what I told him, I said, get out of the way, man.
He's like, it was an out.
So to say something about him, that that was his response?
He has, and I didn't expect anything different.
I mean, he's, I'm telling you, man, I mean,
I know he's not gonna be pleased with the way the results were.
He's what you're looking for in a teammate, I'm telling you.

