It’s no secret that the San Diego Padres have been one of the most disappointing teams this season. They built a ton of momentum in the offseason by signing players, but the lineup has not worked out. San Diego (55-60) is in fourth in the highly-competitive National League West, 13 games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers, who lead the division. When speaking on the Padres’ lackluster season, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal does not have much faith that this team can turn it around. He hints at internal problems being the cause of this poor season. • “I’m confident there are some things going on in the clubhouse” Ken Rosenthal said. The Padres have lost their last four games: two to the Los Angeles Dodgers and getting swept in a two-game series by the Seattle Mariners. This has prompted them to have a team meeting following Wednesday’s loss. This is not the first time the team has had a meeting this season. The San Diego Padres had a players-only meeting in mid-May after losing a series to the Kansas City Royals. “We’ve got to play as a team,” Juan Soto said. “We’ve got to go out there, grind every day. Grind
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