The San Diego Padres entered 2026 with consecutive 90-win regular seasons. Fans expected another postseason push this year, but they ended the first half with a .500 record. And instead of building momentum after the All-Star break, the Padres have suffered two back-to-back losses to the Kansas City Royals. And the fans’ patience with the rookie manager, Craig Stammen, has already started to wear thin. The Padres started the second half in Kans…
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