Padres' Jacob Nix Got Tased and Arrested After Breaking Into Random Arizona Home Through Doggie Door

File this under one of the weirdest stories you'll hear during the 2019 MLB season.

San Diego Padres pitcher Jacob Nix has been charged with criminal trespassing after he tried breaking into a home in Arizona...through a doggie door.

Whatever shady business Nix was looking to conduct on the evening of Oct. 6 was cut short when the homeowner kicked the third-round draft pick in the face and tased him in the back.

Well between Brady Aiken, and then Jacob Nix crawling through a doggie door before getting tased, that just about closes the chapter on the Astros' 2014 draft, methinks.https://t.co/0lWKuuICYN
— Thickie Don (@AstrosCounty) October 10, 2019

The Padres are looking for a new manager after firing Andy Green, and now this situation with Nix provides even more dysfunction for an MLB franchise that hasn't been over .500 in nearly a decade.

What in the world is happening?

#Padres No. 7 prospect Adrian Morejon has been added to the Peoria roster in the Arizona Fall League, and No. 28 Jacob Nix has been removed. Here's a closer look at both on the @Padres' Top 30 Prospects list: https://t.co/z72mEGzFCU pic.twitter.com/J1KGRgsByH
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) October 9, 2019

No more Jacob Nix at the Arizona Fall League, Padres fans.

The organization has since released a statement on the matter.

The #Padres have released the following statement: pic.twitter.com/mb2GRGnC7Z
— San Diego Padres (@Padres) October 10, 2019

Nix made nine starts with San Diego in 2018 and recorded a 7.02 ERA before suffering a ligament tear in his elbow in March. Rather than getting surgery, Nix went through rehab and returned to action in late July in the minor leagues.

Now, his future in San Diego is murky beyond just his injury troubles.