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Sometimes things can get a little fuzzy after a Sunday afternoon at the pub. Here’s a friendly reminder of what you may have missed while you were drinking. The Padres (43-55) scored more runs than the San Francisco Giants (38-62), 5-2, in yesterday afternoon’s four-game series finale at AT&T Park. Dinelson Lamet (4-4, 5.92) allowed two runs on eight hits and a walk in six and two-thirds innings while striking out six. A Buster Posey single in the first inning drove in Denard Span....
The San Diego Padres are winning, and they’re winning with a combination of fearless young pitching and a lineup finding consistency. By a final of 5-2 Sunday, the Padres played a strong game all around to take down the Giants in San Francisco once again, taking three of the four games in the weekend set. […] San Diego Padres: Lamet exceeding expectations, offense finding groove - Friars on Base - Friars on Base - A San Diego Padres Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
The Dodgers aren’t the same organization they once were. One San Diego Padres fans reflects on her personal experience as a former fan of Los Angeles. Have the Los Angeles Dodgers, the team leading all of baseball with 67 wins, lost all semblance of the soul that ventured west after the 1957 season? In 2013 the […] San Diego Padres: Have the Dodgers lost their soul? - Friars on Base - Friars on Base - A San Diego Padres Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Wil Myers never enjoyed hitting at AT&T Park before 2017. In this certified pitchers' paradise, few hitters do. But with Myers locked in as a fixture in the National League West for years to come, something needed to change. In April, Myers -- who homered again in the Padres' 5-2 victory on Sunday -- made certain it would.
The Padres return home after a seven-game road trip and the Mets will depart the confines of Citi Field for the first time since the All-Star break when the two teams open a four-game series at Petco Park on Monday night. Jacob deGrom will start for New York, and San Diego will start Clayton Richard.
Continuing to show they have the Giants' number in 2017, the San Diego Padres rode starter Dinelson Lamet to a 5-2 win against San Francisco on Sunday at AT&T Park. The Padres have won seven of their last nine games against their National League West neighbors.
A great start by Dinelson Lamet was supported by a big inning from the offense to take the win and the series from the Giants
In today’s series finale, two fatigued teams met after two extra-inning games left both rosters looking a little thin. Dinelson Lamet squared off against Ty Blach
Wil Myers decided early on that he didn’t feel like waiting for some scoring, and I think he was tired of the Hector Sanchez love. In the top of the first, the hot-swinging slugger worked a full count...
Even among the most experienced players, there's little reprieve from the grind of a long baseball season. For Luis Torrens and Allen Cordoba, it's a marathon the likes of which they've never seen.
After back-to-back extra-inning games, the Padres and Giants will conclude their four-game series this afternoon at AT&T Park, both sending rookies to the hill in the finale. Dinelson Lamet will get the start for the Padres while Ty Blach toes the rubber for the Giants.
Today will be Lamet's first career appearance against San Francisco, and hopefully it'll be a successful one. The rookie right-hander gave up five earned runs and lasted only four innings in each of his last two starts,...
Starting pitchers: Dinelson Lamet vs. Ty Blach
Game time: 7:15 pm PT
TV: FSSD
Radio: FM 94.9, XEMO 860 (Sp.)
GO FRIARS!! KEEP THE...
Luis Perdomo pitched well and swing a big stick, but the Giants prevailed in extra innings thanks to a little help from an old friend.
Last night’s marathon 12-9 win involved deployment of most of the bullpen as well as the bench. The game ended after midnight, and the team was slated to start another within the next twelve hours. As a result, the lineup was significantly different and a roster move was made to bolster the bullpen. Erick Aybar fouled a ball off the top of his left foot...
Luis Perdomo pitched well and swing a big stick, but the Giants prevailed in extra innings thanks to a little help from an old friend.
Last night’s marathon 12-9 win involved deployment of most of the bullpen as well as the bench. The game ended after midnight, and the team was slated to start another within the next twelve hours. As a result, the lineup was significantly different and a roster move was made to bolster the bullpen. Erick Aybar fouled a ball off the top of his left foot...
Reliever Brad Hand is the most sought-after trade chip the Padres have had since A.J. Preller took over as their general manager in 2014, reports AJ Cassavell of MLB.com. “Half the league or more” has called about Hand, a team source told Cassavell, which helps explain the Padres’ reportedly high asking price for the southpaw. San Diego feels as though it’s justified in seeking a significant return for Hand, per Cassavell, as the 27-year-old has been among the majors’ top relievers...
No one doubts Luis Perdomo's status as a pitcher who rakes. But, offensively, he does more than just hit. Perdomo has wheels, too, and he's showing them off quite frequently this season.
Looking to continue their season success against the Giants, the Padres wrap up a four-game series Sunday when Dinelson Lamet (3-4, 6.40 ERA) takes the mound. The righty has not yet faced the Giants. The Giants start Ty Blach (6-5, 4.36 ERA), who has pitched well in his past three starts, posting a 2.33 ERA.
I remember the middle of the 2016 season when the Giants defeated the Padres for a ninth straight time. The Padres have played the Giants 21 times since, and San Diego won 16 of those games. Funny how things change in baseball.
The Padres won an 11-inning battle against the Giants on Friday night (and into Saturday morning). But they picked up their share of bumps and bruises along the way.
Starting pitchers: Luis Perdomo vs. Matt Moore
Game time: 7:15 pm PT
TV: FSSD
Radio: FM 94.9, XEMO 860 (Sp.)
GO FRIARS!! KEEP THE FAITH!!...
Last night's game, which lasted almost five hours and went into this morning, belonged to the Padres. Today they'll try to secure a series win against the Giants in game three of the four-game set in San Francisco.
Luis Perdomo makes the start for San Diego. He'll be trying to rebound from his last outing, one of his worst performances in the big leagues. He lasted only 2 1/3 innings against the Rockies at Coors Field, giving up seven runs (five earned) on six hits and three walks while...
Sometimes things can get a little fuzzy after an evening at the pub. Here’s a friendly reminder of what you may have missed while you were drinking. The Padres (42-54) scored more runs than the San Francisco Giants (37-61) last night at AT&T Park, 12-9 in 11 innings. Trevor Cahill (4-3, 3.69) allowed six runs (five earned) in three and two-thirds innings on seven hits and four walks with a strikeout. Denard Span scored on a Brandon Belt single, Brandon Crawford‘s bases-loaded single...