CINCINNATI — With two hits and two fly ball outs, the Padres tied Friday's game in the ninth inning. It was the kind of manufacturing and kind of late rally they have not produced often this season.
They scored in the 10th inning and again in the 11th, something they had done just once in the seven previous extra innings they had played.
And that was about all that could be said, as they lost a sixth consecutive game when the Reds tied the game in the 10th and won, 7-5, by scoring three runs against Drew Carlton in the 11th.
