Right-hander Michael King toyed with Colorado’s feeble offense and pitched the first complete-game shutout of his career. He allowed only two hits, a single by Michael Toglia in the fifth and a single by Ezequiel Tovar in the ninth. King struck out eight and walked one.

It was a weekend of firsts for the San Diego Padres as their hot start to the season shows little sign of slowing – and it’s hard to know which statistic to start with.

The San Diego Padres made history with their three-game sweep of the Colorado Rockies. The Friars shut out their opponent all weekend, becoming the first team to hold an opponent scoreless for a series of three-plus games since the Cleveland Guardians in 2017.