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  • NYM Relief Pitcher #39
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    Edwin Díaz surrendered a game-tying single in the ninth inning of Tuesday’s MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park in Atlanta.
    Díaz was called upon to preserve a one-run lead with the potential tying run already on-base in the top of the ninth inning and was unable to slam the door. He got Jazz Chisholm Jr. to ground out, thanks to a phenomenal play by Atlanta first baseman Matt Olson, but surrendered a game-tying infield single to ensuing batter Steven Kwan. Most of the blame for the blown save goes to Padres closer Robert Suarez, who opened the frame with a two-run lead and only recorded one out before being pulled.
  • SD Relief Pitcher #75
    Robert Suarez kept the Phillies off the board to pick up a save Friday against the Padres.
    Suarez now has saved games in back-to-back days, so there’s a pretty good chance that the right-hander won’t be available for Saturday’s game. Fantasy managers won’t complain too much after the 34-year-old procured his 28th save of the season while the scoreless outing lowers his ERA to 3.54. He’s allowed just one run in the month of July, and his ERA is 1.50 during that timeframe over six innings.
  • SD Relief Pitcher #75
    Robert Suarez pitched a scoreless inning while picking up a save Thursday against the Diamondbacks.
    Suarez is now up to 27 saves on the season, a large number considering we haven’t quite reached the All-Star break. His 3.63 ERA is far from elite, but it’s based mostly on just a couple of horrific outings. For the overwhelming majority of the year, Suarez has been one of the upper-echelon closers in baseball.
  • SD Relief Pitcher #75
    Robert Suarez tossed a clean ninth inning with one strikeout to record the save against the Diamondbacks on Tuesday.
    Suarez was summoned to close out Tuesday’s contest in the ninth inning with a one-run lead. He induced a ground out and a line out before striking out the final batter to secure the win and his 26th save of the season.
  • SD Relief Pitcher #75
    Robert Suarez has been added to the National League roster for next week’s MLB All-Star Game.
    Suarez is headed back to the Midsummer Classic for the second straight season to replace an injured Chris Sale, who is recovering from a rib cage fracture. The 34-year-old stopper has converted a major league-leading 25 saves to accompany a 3.82 ERA across 37 2/3 innings (40 appearances).
  • SD Relief Pitcher #75
    Robert Suarez slammed the door on the Rangers in the ninth inning on Sunday night, retiring the side in order to preserve a three-run advantage.
    The 34-year-old right-hander wasn’t messing around in this one, striking out Evan Carter and Wyatt Langford in succession on swinging third strikes before getting Jonah Heim on a ground ball to second to end it. After allowing 10 runs in eight appearances prior, Suarez pitched a pair of shutout innings against the Rangers this inning to cool down his hot seat as Padres’ closer. Suarez has now made good on 25 of his first 28 save chances on the season while posting a 3.82 ERA, 1.12 WHIP and a 40/12 K/BB ratio across 37 2/3 innings.
  • SD Relief Pitcher #75
    Robert Suarez allowed one run on three hits in the ninth but still wound up with a save against the Phillies in the first game of Wednesday’s doubleheader.
    Credit the Phillies for making a game out of this after falling behind 5-0 in the second; that they forced the Padres to use Adrian Morejon and Suarez in the end might pay off in the nightcap. Suarez has now given up runs in consecutive appearances and five of his last eight outings, taking his ERA to 4.04. He’s tied for the major league lead with 24 saves, but his recent struggles could cost him an All-Star appearance.
  • SD Relief Pitcher #75
    Robert Suarez allowed two runs -- one earned -- to blow a save chance and take the loss against the Reds on Sunday.
    Suarez took the mound in the bottom of the ninth to close out the game with a one-run lead. The leadoff man, Elly De La Cruz, would reach on an error before a walk put him in scoring position. Spencer Steer followed with a base hit to bring home the tying run. Jose Trevino loaded the bases with a hit, and Will Benson delivered a walk-off hit to end the game. Suarez has been hit around in June, allowing a .326/.396/.465 slash line in 12 outings with a 7.84 ERA. Jason Adam and Yuki Matsui are not quite waiver targets yet, but this has been a rough month for Suarez.
  • SD Relief Pitcher #75
    Robert Suarez tossed a scoreless ninth inning and picked up the save against the Reds on Saturday.
    Suarez’ save was No. 23 on the season for him. The 34-year-old right-hander emerged as the Padres’ closer last year as he saved 36 games. Suarez’ 3.41 ERA this year isn’t as good as his 2.77 ERA last year, but he’s leading the league in saves this year.
  • SD Relief Pitcher #75
    Padres activated RHP Robert Suarez.
    The Padres’ closer has finished serving his two-game suspension after plunking Dodgers’ superstar Shohei Ohtani with a retaliatory pitch last week. He’ll be active in the Padres’ bullpen should a save situation arise during the rest of their weekend series against the Reds in Cincinnati.