Pads reliever Adam suffers ruptured quad tendon

In a disappointing turn of events, the San Diego Padres suffered a significant blow as their All-Star reliever Jason Adam was forced to leave the game against the Baltimore Orioles due to a ruptured quad tendon. The incident occurred in the seventh inning, and Adam had to be carted off the field, indicating the severity of the injury. The Padres' loss to the Orioles on Monday was further compounded by this unfortunate incident. Adam, a key member of the Padres' bullpen, has been a consistent performer and was selected to the All-Star team this season. The extent of the injury and the estimated recovery time are yet to be determined, but it is clear that the Padres will have to navigate the upcoming games without their valuable relief pitcher. This news will undoubtedly be a setback for the Padres as they continue their quest for success in the current MLB season. The organization and the team's fans will be closely monitoring Adam's progress and hoping for a speedy recovery.