San Diego Padres Game Reports & Results
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Brewers answer Tatis homer, then shut down Padres in 3-1 win at Petco Park
Milwaukee won without a home run, building its offence one baserunner at a time and then handing the game to a bullpen that did not allow a hit over the final five innings in a 3-1 victory over San Diego at Petco Park.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 4Cronenworth’s homer and a costly Brewers error lift Padres past Milwaukee 4-3
San Diego made far more of its chances than Milwaukee did Tuesday night, beating the Brewers 4-3 at Petco Park despite being outhit 11-6. Jake Cronenworth’s fifth-inning homer put the Padres back in front, and the insurance run that followed on a throwing error held up in a one-run finish.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 4Chourio’s two-run ninth turns sparse offence into a Brewers comeback over Padres
Jackson Chourio broke open a game of narrow margins in the ninth inning Sunday, driving home two runs with a single to centre as the Milwaukee Brewers rallied past the San Diego Padres 4-3 at American Family Field.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 3Contreras’ seventh-inning homer lifts Brewers past Padres after Chourio’s tying shot
The Brewers overturned an early two-run deficit with two home runs, getting a tying blast from Jackson Chourio and a go-ahead solo shot from William Contreras to beat the Padres 3-2 at American Family Field.
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1 — 4Padres pair early run bursts with deep bullpen effort in 4-1 win over Cubs
San Diego did not need a big offensive night to handle Chicago at Petco Park. The Padres scored twice in the second inning, answered the Cubs' lone run with Gavin Sheets' two-run homer in the fourth, and let a five-man pitching effort carry the rest of a 4-1 victory.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗0 — 8Michael King and three early Padres homers bury Cubs in 8-0 loss
San Diego took control before the game had a chance to settle Tuesday night at Petco Park, riding first-inning home runs from Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado and seven sharp innings from Michael King to an 8-0 win over the Chicago Cubs.
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4 — 9Padres bury Diamondbacks’ seventh-inning rally with immediate three-run answer in 9-4 win
The San Diego Padres absorbed Arizona’s three-run seventh inning, then answered before the tie could settle in. A bases-loaded walk and Freddy Fermin’s two-run single in the bottom half put San Diego back in front for good, and Austin Hays added two more runs in the eighth to finish a 9-4 win at Petco Park.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 10Machado’s three-run swing sends Padres past Diamondbacks after late scare
Manny Machado’s three-run homer changed the game in the fourth inning, Xander Bogaerts added a solo shot, and the San Diego Padres built enough offence to withstand Arizona’s ninth-inning push in a 10-7 win at Petco Park.
Story contact: Katie SullivanREAD THE GAME ↗11 — 4Geraldo Perdomo’s four-RBI night powers Diamondbacks past Padres 11-4 at Petco Park
The Arizona Diamondbacks turned a modest eight-hit night into an 11-4 win over the San Diego Padres on Friday, pairing three home runs with eight walks and relentless pressure. San Diego actually finished with more hits, 10-8, but left too many innings unfinished.
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Padres make six hits count and waste a brilliant Dodgers top three in 4-2 win at Dodger Stadium
For most of Thursday night, the Padres and Dodgers played the kind of game that makes every baserunner feel expensive. San Diego found one clean scoring stretch, Los Angeles found too many dead ends, and that difference held up in a 4-2 Padres win at Dodger Stadium.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 1Machado’s homer, Padres bullpen and one Yamamoto error shape 5-1 win over Dodgers
The San Diego Padres beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1 at Dodger Stadium in a game that turned the usual box-score logic on its head: Los Angeles finished with 10 hits and five walks, yet San Diego made the cleaner scoring plays and left with the result.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗0 — 7Freeman’s three RBIs and a stitched-together shutout send Dodgers past Padres 7-0
The Dodgers built the game in one sharp inning and protected it with a full-staff effort, beating the San Diego Padres 7-0 at Dodger Stadium behind Freddie Freeman’s three RBIs and nine scoreless innings from eight pitchers.
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3 — 7Jake Cronenworth’s five-RBI night carries Padres past Marlins after brief seventh-inning scare
For most of Sunday at Petco Park, the Padres built the kind of game pitchers and power hitters both recognize: quiet control, then loud separation. Jake Cronenworth supplied most of the noise, and San Diego beat the Miami Marlins 7-3 behind his five-RBI afternoon.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗6 — 7Ethan Salas finishes Padres’ comeback as San Diego outlasts Marlins 7-6 in 10 innings
The Padres spent most of Saturday night chasing the game, then ended it with one clean swing of momentum. Ethan Salas’ single to center in the 10th inning scored Jake Cronenworth and completed a 7-6 San Diego win over the Miami Marlins at Petco Park.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 8Padres turn a quiet night loud with six-run fifth in 8-2 win over Marlins
For four innings at Petco Park, the game belonged to the small details and one Miami swing. Then San Diego packed nearly everything into one decisive burst, sending 10 men to the plate in the fifth and turning a one-run deficit into an 8-2 win over the Marlins.
Story contact: Katie SullivanREAD THE GAME ↗9 — 2
Seven-run second sends Padres past Rockies 9-2 behind Bogaerts and Harris
The Rockies scored first, then spent most of Thursday trying to recover from one brutal inning. San Diego erased the early deficit with a seven-run second at Coors Field and rode that surge, plus a steady 6.0 innings from Michael King, to a 9-2 win.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗9 — 3Ethan Salas’ two-homer night sends Padres past Rockies in 9-3 Coors Field win
The San Diego Padres won this one the way good road offenses do at Coors Field: they scored first, kept scoring after the first burst, and never gave the Colorado Rockies a clean path back into the game.
Story contact: Vikram SandhuREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 9Cole Carrigg’s two homers and five RBIs carry Rockies past Padres after early San Diego power
At Coors Field, the game changed shape in a hurry. What opened as a San Diego home-run showcase became a Colorado hitting parade, and by the end the Rockies had turned a one-run deficit into a 9-3 win on the strength of 16 hits, a six-run swing across the sixth and seventh innings, and a star turn from Cole Carrigg.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗8 — 7Padres’ second-inning surge survives Rockies’ relentless rally in 8-7 Coors Field slugfest
At Coors Field, the San Diego Padres built just enough cushion to survive the kind of Colorado Rockies comeback that kept tugging the game back toward even. San Diego won 8-7 because its loudest swings came early, and that margin barely lasted.
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Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado give Padres enough to hold off Giants, 6-4
A game with nine hits on each side usually stays unsettled until the end, and this one did. The difference at Oracle Park was that San Diego’s loudest swings came early and with runners on, giving the Padres a cushion they needed in a 6-4 win over the San Francisco Giants.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 6Bogaerts’ four-hit night carries Padres past Giants’ four-homer rally in 7-6 Oracle Park escape
For most of Saturday, the San Diego Padres won this game the slow, stubborn way. Then the San Francisco Giants tried to steal it back with one violent inning, leaving a 7-6 finish at Oracle Park that felt much tighter than the Padres’ body of work over nine innings.
Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 5Padres’ early gap-power barrage holds up against Rafael Devers’ grand slam in 7-5 win over Giants
The Padres made Oracle Park feel narrow without ever clearing the fence. San Diego stacked doubles and triples into a seven-run burst over the second and third innings, then leaned on four scoreless relief frames to outlast Rafael Devers’ fifth-inning grand slam and beat the Giants 7-5.
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