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Padres win Petco power surge, series against Diamondbacks

SAN DIEGO — Suddenly, Petco Park is struggling to hold baseballs.

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It’s same old L.A. story as Padres lose to Dodgers, again

LOS ANGELES — When the in-game hosts at Dodger Stadium promote an upcoming series against the home team’s real rival, they mention “the hated Giants.”

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Padres hold on (again) to beat Giants, complete sweep

SAN FRANCISCO — Sometimes all it takes is just enough.

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Pablo Lopez continued to struggle with inconsistency as Marlins fail to sweep Padres

MIAMI — Pablo Lopez’s starts the first two months of this season were All-Star caliber.

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Blake Snell stays sharp, Padres take series from Nationals

WASHINGTON — It is August, so Blake Snell is the pitcher the Padres intended him to be and need him to be.

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Rockies swept by Padres in doubleheader on Trent Grisham’s walk-off homer

Lost in Tuesday’s trade deadline frenzy that brought superstar outfielder Juan Soto to San Diego was more heartache for the Rockies.

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As trade deadline passes, Padres pour it on in win over Rockies

Jake Cronenworth swung from his heels, took two steps down the first base line and watched his sixth-inning, 414-foot blast sail over the wall in right-center, the Padres’ second home run in a 13-5 win over the Rockies on Tuesday afternoon.

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Padres won’t trade a win over Twins

SAN DIEGO — While they wait, the Padres passed the time with some wins over the weekend.

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Haase hits grand slam, Candelario crushes two, Tigers rout Padres 12-4

DETROIT — The Tigers played host to the San Diego Padres Monday for the first time since 2005 and treated them just as rudely as they did back then.

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Darvish, homers get Padres off to good start against Mets

NEW YORK — The threat of a storm that never actually made its way to the Queens portion of New York delayed the start of the season’s second half for the Padres.

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Manaea overcomes strange plays, Voit’s blast lifts Padres past Diamondbacks

SAN DIEGO — Sean Manaea didn’t have trouble pitching on four days’ rest, even though his teammates made him pitch a little too much.

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Padres hang on, end Coors Field skid with win over Rockies

DENVER — The Padres were at a loss when trying to explain all the losses at Coors Field.

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Mariners sweep Padres, get within a game of .500

SAN DIEGO — Are they doing it again?

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Manaea shelled, Padres lose to Mariners

SAN DIEGO — Sean Manaea has been a good pitcher for the Padres.

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Los Angeles Times

Justin Turner shakes off rough month with two homers in Dodgers’ win

LOS ANGELES — Few Los Angeles Dodgers batters swooned in June more dramatically than Justin Turner, who hit .209 with no homers and eight RBIs in his first 24 games of the month, but that didn’t shake manager Dave Roberts’ confidence in the veteran third baseman.

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Padres farmhands getting at look at robo umps, pitch clocks in El Paso

The confidence Trent Grisham has in his strike-zone judgment is likely why his career on-base percentage is nearly 100 points above his batting average ... and also why he's been among the league leaders in called strike threes since becoming a regular with the Padres.

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Padres make do without Manny Machado in beating Diamondbacks

The Padres’ everyday shortstop still has not been cleared to swing a bat. Their third baseman spent Monday on the training table hoping his sprained left ankle would not send him to the injured list. The guys left in the lineup spent a good chunk of the afternoon explaining how…

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs squander Kyle Hendricks’ first start in two weeks, lose to Padres

The Cubs skipped Hendricks’ last turn in the rotation to manage shoulder fatigue.

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Another Cronenworth homer gives Padres another win over Brewers

MILWAUKEE — Their starting pitchers have been so good, the Padres used two of them Sunday.

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MacKenzie Gore, Jake Cronenworth power Padres’ victory over Brewers

MILWAUKEE — MacKenzie Gore continued to be what the Padres have believed he is, and Jake Cronenworth had the kind of day that hinted he might be too.

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Musgrove takes no-hitter into eighth; Padres stop losing streak with rout of Brewers

MILWAUKEE — Joe Musgrove warmed up as the ballpark full of Midwesterners sang “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” and then the “Beer Barrel Polka” in the middle of the seventh inning Friday night at American Family Field.

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Brewers bash Taylor Rogers, extend Padres’ losing streak

MILWAUKEE — Suddenly, there’s a new problem.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Hudson, Arenado end frustrations in 5-2 Cardinals win over Padres

ST. LOUIS — Dakota Hudson had been waiting for the day he would still be pitching in the seventh inning for the Cardinals. He hadn’t made it past the fifth in his previous four starts.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Pujols rescues Cardinals in 10th for 3-2 win

ST. LOUIS — As Cardinals linchpins Adam Wainwright and Yadier Molina march inexorably toward the all-time record for starts made by one major league battery, Paul Goldschmidt marches to. . . . well, we don’t exactly know yet.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cardinals' bullpen stars in beginning, middle and end in 6-3 win over Padres

In manager Oliver Marmol’s perfect world, left-hander Packy Naughton and Andre Pallante, the relievers who were the first two hurlers for the Cardinals in Monday afternoon’s “bullpen game,” would have pitched the first six innings. The final three would belong to late-inning stalwarts Giovanny Gallegos, Genesis Cabrera and Ryan Helsley.

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