Ten hits, one run. The Dodgers left too many runners on base in a 5-1 loss that evened their series with the Padres.
Tag: San Diego Padres
Bullpen Day Turns Into a Statement as Dodgers Blank Padres 7-0
No starter, no problem. Eight Dodger arms combined on a shutout as LA blanked the Padres 7-0 behind a four-run second.
Manny Machado’s blast bury Dodgers in series finale, 5-2
Two ejections before the first out and a three-run Machado blast off Kyle Hurt sank the Dodgers in the finale, but LA still walks away with the series.
Yamamoto’s Ten Strikeouts and Freddie Freeman’s Bat Bury Padres 3-0
Yoshinobu Yamamoto struck out 10 over seven shutout innings and Freddie Freeman drove in all three runs as the Dodgers blanked the Padres 3-0, taking a 3-0 series lead at Dodger Stadium.
One Swing Changes Everything: Teoscar’s Grand Slam Beats Padres 4-3
Shohei Ohtani struck out nine and didn’t get a decision. Teoscar Hernández didn’t need him to, ending it with a grand slam in the seventh as the Dodgers beat the Padres 4-3.
Dodgers Bury a 6-0 Deficit, Stun Padres 12-7 in Biggest Comeback in Four Years
Down 6-0 before the fourth inning, the Dodgers erupted for six runs to flip the script and never looked back, beating the Padres 12-7 in their biggest comeback win in four years.
Dodgers Take the Series, Beat Padres 4-2 to Stay Hot on the Road
Los Angeles answered every Padres punch with a bigger one, breaking a scoreless tie with a four-run fifth and holding off a late San Diego rally to win 4-2 and take the series at Petco Park.
Dodgers Drop Series Opener to Padres, 7-1
Ty France’s three-run homer in the second inning flipped a 1-0 Dodgers lead and the Padres never looked back, beating Los Angeles 7-1 in the series opener at Petco Park.
Blue Crew Leaves San Diego with the Series in Hand
Shohei Ohtani homered to lead off the game and shut down San Diego from the mound. The Dodgers blanked the Padres 4-0 to take the series at Petco Park.
Freeman Sets the Table, Pages Silences Miller as Dodgers Outlast Padres 5-4
One night after getting shut out, the Dodgers came back to Petco Park and refused to go down twice in a row. It took everything they had.