Marlins’ Ronny Simon in Tears After Three-Error Night Sparks Padres’ Comeback
Sarah Johnson
May 29, 2025
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Marlins rookie Ronny Simon exits in tears after three errors in a game, sparking a Padres comeback win. A tough night for the promising second baseman.
In a heart-wrenching moment at the ballpark, Miami Marlins rookie Ronny Simon exited the field in tears after a rough night, committing three errors in just three innings against the San Diego Padres. The second baseman’s miscues paved the way for an 8-6 Padres comeback from a six-run deficit, a rare feat in their franchise history. Simon’s struggles began in the second inning with a diving attempt on a Tyler Wade grounder that deflected off his glove, leading to an RBI single and a costly misstep at home plate. By the fourth, a fielding error and a throwing error compounded the rookie’s woes, leading to his replacement in the fifth as the game tied at 6-6.
Marlins manager Clayton McCullough called the decision to pull Simon a tough but necessary move, noting how mistakes snowballed under pressure. Meanwhile, Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. offered empathy, reminding fans that even Gold Glove winners have off nights. "He’s a great player," Tatis said, pointing to Simon’s MVP pedigree in the Dominican Winter League. Despite the loss, Simon’s potential shines through—he’ll need to shake off this night to prove he’s more than a stumble in the spotlight.
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Ronny Simon’s night was like a baseball blooper reel stuck on repeat—three errors and a tearful exit. Maybe he thought the ball was allergic to his glove? Here’s the kicker: while Simon’s errors handed the Padres a historic comeback, his Winter League MVP swagger suggests he’ll bounce back. Bet he’s already practicing his dives in the mirror, muttering, ‘Catch it, don’t cry over it!’
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