Marlins’ Ronny Simon exits in tears after costly errors in Padres’ comeback

Miami Marlins Rookie Ronny Simon left the terrain in tears on Tuesday night, after making three mistakes in only three stabs, leading the way that San Diego Padres gathers from a six-run deficiency and win 8-6 game.

The second basg was replaced at the bottom of the fifth Padres He managed to equalize the game 6-6 from Simon’s prefabricated mistakes. He passed the excavation, tears filled his eyes, before he eventually broke to the club house.

Miami Marlins Other Basic Man Ronny Simon, #41, can’t stop the ball on the ball hit by San Diego Padres Shortstop Xander Bogerts, #2, during the third inning in Petco Park. Simon was charged with mistake in the play 27 May 2025. (Denis Poroy-Imagn Pictures)

He didn’t come back for the rest of the game.

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“Things have just started some snowballs and, you know, a complex effect,” said Marlins manager Clayton McCullough after the match, Via Yahoo Sports. “It was difficult. And I just thought, for us and him, at that moment, that the change was prudent only with how things happened.”

The mistakes began to pile up in another inning when he dived for Tyler Wade’s manual. The ball rejected the RBI single glove. When he chased the ball, which rolled over to a bad territory, he put the Aguista Ramirez catcher from the home board, allowing another runner to score.

San Diego Padres’ Tyler Wade, #14, Slides in Safely to Second, Advance off a Fielder’s Choice by Fernando Tatis Jr., #23, Before Advance to Third Off a Thorwing Error by Miami Marins SECOND BASEMAN RONNY SIMON, #41 Javier Sanoja, #46, Cannot Make The Catch During the Fourth Inning of a Baseball Game on Tuesday, May 27, 2025 in San Diego. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)

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Simon followed this with the Field error, then a mistake in throwing a return game in the fourth inning. He had another hiccup in the third when he missed the ground ball, but the official scorer changed that call to the single Xander Bogerts.

“It’s happening, it’s a baseball,” empathetic Fernando Tate Jr. he said after the game. “Everyone who won a gold glove or a platinum glove had one of those nights. I definitely know he’s a great player – he won the MVP from the Winter League there in Dominican, and I saw him play a really good baseball and I have no doubt that he will be a great baseball player.”

Ronny Simon, no. 41, Miami Marlins, quickly slid to score from a third base from the sacrificial fly of Javier Sanoja, #46, because Catcher San Diego Padres Elias Diaz, #17, was late during the first inning of a baseball match on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)

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The victory of returning on Tuesday only marked the second time that Padres had ever gathered to win after being lagging behind 6-0.

Associated Press contributed to this report.

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