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2017 Schedule
12-19, 4th in NL West
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Bellinger takes Padres deep twice (0:41)
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Puig hits wall after making great catch (0:24)
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Toles puts Dodgers ahead with RBI double (0:29)
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Hanigan's infield single is the game winner (0:21)
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Fan hit in head after bat flies into stands (0:35)

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There were plenty of long balls hit on Wednesday, but none of them were close to the 467-footer Marcell Ozuna hit against the Rays.

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Ex-No. 3 MLB draft pick to walk on at Arizona

Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez has invited Donavan Tate, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2009 MLB draft, to join the Wildcats football team as a walk-on.

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Rockies put Wolters on DL, activate Dunn

The Colorado Rockies have placed catcher Tony Wolters on the seven-day concussion disabled list. In addition, the team has reinstated leftie Mike Dunn.

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Ranking this year's rookies: Margot, Renfroe make the list

Manuel Margot still needs to become more consistent on offense, but has been one of the best defensive center fielders in baseball so far this season. Renfroe needs to improve his contact ability.

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The three longest home runs traveled at least 445 feet on Tuesday, led by Miguel Sano's third-inning blast against the Athletics.

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The first month of the 2017 season did not go well for the Padres, whose floundering offense coupled with pitching that ranked among baseball's bottom 10 in two important categories has the team sputtering out of the gate.

David Schoenfield ESPN Senior Writer 

What's up with Wil Myers? He homers in the 12th inning to beat the Giants and has seven home runs, 16 extra-base hits and a .310 average. He also has the absurdly bad ratio of 34 strikeouts and just two walks. All that good to go with a whole bunch of bad as well.

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Top 5 de mejores prospectos esta semana en Ligas Menores (1:06)

Bradford Doolittle ESPN Staff Writer 

This surely a short-term membership for San Diego's Ryan Schimpf, but when he homered tonight, he joined a list that includes Babe Ruth and Carlos Zambrano. According to baseball-reference.com, that trio and five others are the only ones to hit six homers in a season with zero doubles and zero triples. Six of Schimpf's nine hits so far have been homers. It's only April of course but, still, it'll be a little sad when Schimpf hits his first two- or three-bagger. He's in such rarefied company.

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Ryan Schimpf continues to mash on the road. The Padres infielder launched a 423-foot long ball to center in the fifth inning against the Giants on Friday.

Team Stats

  • Pitching
  • Batting
Earned Run Average4.5525th
Quality Starts11Tied-22nd
WHIP1.3318th
BAA.25420th
Runs115Tied-24th
Batting Average.21729th
On Base Percentage.28329th
Slugging Percentage.37127th

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