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DENVER – Mat Latos was done in by dink hits and that's something he can live with.
Latos matched Jhoulys Chacin pitch for pitch before running out of steam as the San Diego Padres fell 6-3 to the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday.
The righty was cruising along until the sixth inning, when a flurry of singles chased him from the game. The Rockies broke the game open with five runs to take two of three in the series.
Latos (4-8) was hardly discouraged by his outing but noticeably angry.
"It is frustrating. That's how it is," he scowled. "That's how baseball is."
The last time Latos was at Coors Field on May 15, he was highly effective at the high altitude. He gave up two runs, one earned, in 5 2-3 innings as he snapped a personal 10-game losing streak
Latos matched Jhoulys Chacin pitch for pitch before running out of steam as the San Diego Padres fell 6-3 to the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday.
The righty was cruising along until the sixth inning, when a flurry of singles chased him from the game. The Rockies broke the game open with five runs to take two of three in the series.
Latos (4-8) was hardly discouraged by his outing but noticeably angry.
"It is frustrating. That's how it is," he scowled. "That's how baseball is."
The last time Latos was at Coors Field on May 15, he was highly effective at the high altitude. He gave up two runs, one earned, in 5 2-3 innings as he snapped a personal 10-game losing streak
