All fans of the San Diego Padres know and understand the formula for a Padres win. Get a decent performance from the starting pitcher while the offense does just enough to get a one or two-run lead and then give the ball to the bullpen and let the some of the top relievers in the game secure the win. That formula has been flawed in recent weeks, see Mason Miller allowing home runs in back-to-back outings or Bradgley Rodriguez having the worst inning of his young career, and it failed once again in a 4-3 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night.
The Padres and Reds played to a 2-2 tie heading into the bottom of the eighth inning and San…
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