Watch: Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler rages in dugout after defensive letdown

One batter later, Buehler was able to induce a ground ball that had the potential to be a double play. But instead of tossing to second for at least one out, Dodgers shortstop Miguel Rojas stepped on the bag himself and threw to first. Rojas was late on both attempts to get an out.

The Padres tacked on four more hits in the inning, which ended with the home team up 6-1.

Buehler was understandably furious once he finally got the last out of the second. He was seen destroying equipment as the rest of the dugout gave the pitcher space.

What hurt even more for Buehler was that he was on the hook for every run rather than any of them being marked as unearned.

Despite the two plays being recorded as fielder’s choice miscues and not official errors, Buehler could have easily had two outs after three batters had his teammates fielded better.

Buehler ended up taking the loss in the 6-5 affair as the Padres took a 2-1 lead in the series.