PETCO PARK (San Diego, Calif.) – Just hours before Tuesday’s do-or-die NLDS Game 3, word started to trickle down to many of the Padres players that they’d be without their two best high-leverage relievers. Mason Miller was placed on paternity leave. Adrian Morejon’s shoulder felt fatigued. Earlier in the day, Padres starter Michael King stopped by his manager’s office. King, who had thrown 72 pitches just two days prior as the Game 2 starter in the National League Division Series, told Stammen he was ready to pitch in Games 3, 4 and 5, should they need him with the season on the line. "I know...