Made his first career Opening Day roster and went on to lead the SD pen in holds (16) while ranking second in wins (6), tied-for-second in games finished (14) and third in appearances (62).His 13.87 SO/9 IP ratio ranked fourth-highest among all qualifying NL relievers and 7th-highest in the Majors, trailing only CWS Michael Soroka (15.00), OAK Michel Otanez (14.56), OAK Mason Miller (14.40), PIT Aroldis Chapman (14.30), NYM Edwin Diaz (14.19) and CIN Fernando Cruz (14.09).Set the Expansion Era record with the 13 consecutive strikeouts across three appearances from May 23-28, becoming the first pitcher to ever strike out 12+ consecutive batters (since the Expansion Era in 1961 when play-by-play data was available).PHI Jose Alvarado's 11 straight outs via strikeouts from April 1-12, 2023 was previously the Expansion Era record.the streak was snapped May 31 vs. KC on an IBB to Salvador Perez.Struck out all five batters he faced in SD's 5-2 victory vs. NYY on May 26 (in order: Judge, Verdugo, Stanton, Rizzo, Torres).it was in that outing he retired a franchise-record 10 consecutive batters via the strikeout (previous high was Jake Peavy's 9 on April 25, 2007 @ AZ).Opened the season with SD as the club set their roster for the Seoul Series in Seoul, South Korea…optioned to Triple-A El Paso March 25 prior to SD finalizing their 26-man Opening Series at Petco Park.Recalled April 26 and remained with the big league club for the rest of the season…including his March 20 outing in the Seoul Series vs. LAD, Estrada was scoreless in 14 of his first 15 outings, going 2-0 with one save, three holds, 0.48 ERA, 0.70 WHIP and.113 AVG.Opponents hit.327 (16-for-49) against Estrada in June.156 (7-for-45) in July and.300 (12-for-40) in August.Went scoreless in 12 of his 13 Sept. outings, owning a 2-1 record with four holds, 0.84 ERA (one ER, 10.2 IP), 0.56 WHIP and just two hits allowed (.057 AVG)…his streaks of consecutive scoreless outings (11) and IP (9.1) from Sept 1-24 were both career highs in a single season.Including Postseason action, allowed one ER across his seven appearances vs. the eventual World Series-champion Los Angeles Dodgers, posting two holds with a 1.35 ERA (one ER, 6.2 IP), 1.50 WHIP and.200 AVG.His 37.3 K% ranked in the 99th percentile (MLB average is 22.2%.).also ranked in 96th percentile in whiff rate (36.0), 93rd in chase % (33.5%), 92nd in fastball velo (97.2 mph), 96th in xERA (2.56) and 96th in xBA (.190).Opponents hit.191 (.200 xBA) against his 4-seamer (41 SO, 32.6 whiff%), and.138 (.141 xBA) against his split finger, or as he coined it, his chitter , along with 36 SO and a 51.0 whiff rate.Posted reverse splits, allowing a.141 AVG and just four XBH (three 2B, one HR) to LHH while RHH batted.220 with eight XBH (five 2B, three HR).Among all NL relievers that faced at least 140 batters with two strikes, his.122 AVG in such scenarios ranked T-9th with bullpen-mate Yuki Matsui.Limited the first batters he faced to a.173/.290/.327 slash line.With no runners on base, opponents hit.150 (20-for-133)…with runners on base, they hit.242 (22-for-91), including.262 (17-for-65) with RISP.300 (9-for-30) with RISP/two out and.400 (4-for-10) with the bases loaded. San Diego placed right-hander Jeremiah Estrada on the 15-day injured list ahead of its 3-0 win on Wednesday over Pittsburgh with a right shoulder impingement. Right-hander David Morgan was recalled from Triple-A El Paso to take his place on the roster. RHP Jeremiah Estrada returned to Iowa Cubs from Chicago Cubs. As of Sunday, Jeremiah Estrada is expected to be fully recovered and ready for the start of spring training, according to the team's official website. Check out the latest Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More of Jeremiah Estrada. Get info about his position, age, height, weight, draft status, bats, throws, school and more on Baseball-reference.com. As part of a piece about how the Yankees could rebuild their bullpen this offseason, the New York Post’s Joel Sherman writes that “the Yankees have long eyed” Padres right-hander Jeremiah. Jeremiah Ramiro Estrada (born November 1, 1998) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the San Diego Padres of Major League Baseball (MLB). He has previously played in MLB for the Chicago Cubs.