Padres swept by Dodgers in a three-game weekend set at Dodger Stadium, two games decided by a single run and the middle contest a 6-0 Dodgers win. San Diego now shifts three games to Petco Park with a chance for redemption and to regain ground in the NL West, where they sit one game back of Los Angeles.

Fernando Tatís Jr. delivered a 3-for-11 line with two walks in the series, yet acknowledged the Padres didn’t play their best, citing untimely hits, costly baserunning decisions and too many strikeouts. Despite the skid, Tatís Jr. remains adamant: they’ll face the Dodgers again, there’s plenty of baseball left, and this roster can m—anything.

The Padres have dropped four in a row since opening against the Giants, heading into a three-game home stand with the division rival. The mood is a mix of frustration over execution and belief in the talent to flip the script soon, especially with the coming head-to-head stretch against a familiar foe.