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Starting pitchers: Clayton Richard vs. Tyler Anderson
Game time: 7:10 pm PT
TV: FSSD, Fox Deportes San Diego (Sp.)
Radio: FM 94.9, XEMO 860 (Sp.)
In the second inning of the Padres’ game against the Diamondbacks on Wednesday, San Diego catcher Rocky Gale deposited a 3-2 slider from Arizona’s Robbie Ray into a terrace of the Western Metal Supply Co. in left field for his first Major-League home run. As Gale rounded the bases, he was very, very excited. Just look at that smile! Forget acting like you’ve been there before, this guy was jubilant and not afraid to show it. Gale likely viewed Wednesday’s home run as a culmination of...
Clayton Richard had been with the Padres about two weeks in 2009 when I approached him seeking a favor.
Who didn’t hit a home run last night?
If you or someone you brought to the game last night are a fan of home runs, you were in for a treat. After a vicious back and forth between the Padres and Dbacks, a total of 8 dongers were donged. It didn’t end up being that great for the Friars, but the 13-7 loss sure wasn’t a boring one.
Long story short, Dinelson Lamet was lit up last night. In five-and-some innings he gave up 3 home runs and allowed 6 earned runs. Two of the home runs came...
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 (68-84) scored fewer runs than the Arizona Diamondbacks (88-65), 13-7, last night in the finale of their three-game series at Petco Park. Dinelson Lamet (7-7, 4.15) allowed six runs on six hits and a walk in five and a third innings with four strikeouts. David Peralta hit a solo home run to lead off the first inning. Jake Lamb...
Since his return from the Minor Leagues on Monday, Hunter Renfroe has eliminated almost all doubt regarding whether he will end the season with the most home runs by a San Diego rookie. After hitting a three-run blast in his first at-bat back in the big leagues, Renfroe slugged three more home runs in Wednesday's 13-7 loss to Arizona, becoming the first Padres rookie with a three-homer game.
A pair of left-handed pitchers will go to battle Thursday when the Rockies and Padres open a four-game series at Petco Park on Thursday.
Home runs are up across the Majors this season. But even by the lofty standards set in 2017, Wednesday was a banner night for the long ball at Petco Park, as the D-backs inched closer to a postseason spot with a 13-7 victory over the Padres.
Starting pitchers: Dinelson Lamet vs. Robbie Ray
Game time: 6:10 pm PT
TV: FSSD, Fox Deportes San Diego (Sp.)
Radio: FM 94.9, XEMO 860 (Sp.)
Richard will stick around as a veteran rotation arm through the 2019 season.
Breaking news from the Padres on the starting five front:
The #Padres announce contract extension of @CRThrees through the 2019 season: https://t.co/1GgDlrq4h3 pic.twitter.com/nNewwrDynO
— San Diego Padres (@Padres) September 20, 2017Clayton Richard will remain a Padre with a two-year contract extension that runs through the 2019 season.
The 34-year-old lefty has been a stalwart for the Padres rotation,...
The San Diego Padres have extended the contract of left-handed pitcher Clayton Richard through the 2019 season, Executive Vice President & General Manager A.J. Preller announced today.
The Padres have announced an extension with lefty Clayton Richard, keeping him off of the open market. It’s a two-year deal with an as-yet-unreported guarantee. Richard, 34, has operated as a full-time starter this year for the first time since 2012. While he carries only a 4.82 ERA, some underlying metrics suggest he has deserved better. Richard has recorded 6.6 K/9 and 2.7 BB/9 to go with a stellar 59.1% groundball rate. He has likely been at least a bit unfortunate to surrender a .348...
The Padres go for the sweep.
The San Diego Padres and Arizona Diamondbacks wrap up their season series this evening at Petco Park. Robbie Ray and the Dbacks continue their journey to the postseason, currently nursing a decent lead over the Rockies in the Wild Card race. The Padres will try to play spoiler and complete the sweep behind Dinelson Lamet.
In his 20th start of the season, Lamet will seek his eighth win. He's been pitching well lately, though his record doesn't reflect that. He's...
The more one looks at the Padres' last 10 games, the more one is inclined to say, "Huh?"
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 (68-83) scored more runs than the Arizona Diamondbacks (87-65) last night at Petco Park, 6-2. Travis Wood (4-6, 6.55) allowed two runs on three hits and two walks in six innings with three strikeouts. A.J. Pollock hit two solo home runs, one the lead off the game in the first inning and the second in the sixth inning. Zack Godley...
As Wil Myers seeks to break a habit, he's forming ones providing hope that his season-long slump may have reached its end.
Strikeouts will be common Wednesday at Petco Park, as Arizona's Robbie Ray faces San Diego's Dinelson Lamet in the final matchup between the D-backs and Padres this season. San Diego's batters have the second most strikeouts in the National League, while the D-backs rank third.
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Travis Wood pitched six efficient innings and contributed two RBIs as the San Diego Padres beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 6-2 on Tuesday night. Arizona failed to gain ground in the NL wildcard race despite A. J. Pollock’s two homers and a double. The loss reduced the Dodgers’ magic number to clinch the NL West to two. Wood (4-6), who surrendered a career-high nine runs in his last start, rebounded to win for the first time since Aug. 19. The southpaw was the benefactor...
Travis Wood knocked in as many runs as he allowed on Tuesday night, sparking a 6-2 Padres win, their fourth in five games this month against the National League Wild Card-seeking D-backs.
Few athletes are more integral within the San Diego sports community than legendary Padres left-hander Randy Jones.