Nestor Cortes had a chance to redeem himself this weekend, facing Freddie Freeman for the first time since the infamous World Series grand slam.

But his fourth outing with the team came against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic shared Cortes's reaction to facing Los Angeles and Freddie Freeman for the first time since surrendering a walk-off grand slam in the World Series.

It was the second time in two days that the Padres’ starting pitcher allowed just one hit to one of the major leagues’ top offenses. Cortes and Yu Darvish became the first opposing starting pitchers to hold the Dodgers to one or zero hits over at least six innings in successive games since at least 1958.