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Yeah, the June gloom may be rolling in, but all is sunny for the Padres’s as they look to complete the sweep today of the visiting Miami Marlin. The Padres’s have been able to take advantage of some Marlins misplays in the first two contests. Combine that with some timely hitting, solid defense, and at times maybe not pretty, but indisputably gutsy pitching performances from the starters and the pen. And the Padres’s find themselves in the midst of a three-game winning streak and a chance to complete their sixth series sweep of the season. A very pleasant good afternoon to you and thank you for joining us for Padres’s baseball alongside Tony Gwyn Jr. and our in-game producer Dave Marcus. I’m Bob Scanland filling in for Jesse Agler. And Tony, Padres’s have been able to capitalize on almost every Marlins mistake that’s been made in the series. Yeah, and that’s what has the Padres’s have had to do to win the last couple of games. They needed to capitalize. The first night they struggled offensively to kind of use some late heroics from from Manny and some great base running. Last night they spot the Marlins six runs in the first and had to kind of chip away and they took advantage of some errors in there and uh they also got back to looking like the offense we saw earlier in the season. Kyle Hart going for the Padres’s today. We saw him earlier in the season. He had five outings. Some were very good, a couple not as good as the other. Introducing baseball’s all new national pregame show, MLB Tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dan, and a star stunned roster for a preview of all the nights matchups. Get a first look at the lineups. Everything looks good right now for the Yankees. First take from the players. I’m just excited to put any pair of cleats on. And the first of many breakdowns before the first pitch, a full night of baseball starts at 5. MLB Tonight’s National Pregame Show, weekdays at 5 Eastern on MLB Network. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one in right down the line. It may go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2 and a home run by the Wizards. the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a look at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is apo. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Boston with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. 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Visit palomarhealth.org to find a doctor. Marlins 21 and 32 on the year. August. Great moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts went into right down the line. It may go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. 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Listen to some great music with teeth chilling beers, frothy margaritas, outrageous tacos, your favorite tequila, and live entertainment in our new outdoor patio bars. Our DJ keeps the party going with hand clapping, foot stomping music right up to the first pitch. Now, let’s play ball on the San Diego Padres’s radio network. Today’s Padre lineup brought to you by Palomar Health. Recognized as the world’s best hospital seven years in a row and is stepping up to the plate to provide you with the best care. Visit palomarhealth.org to find a doctor. Padres’s 31 and 22 on the season. Fernando Tatis Jr. will lead off. He’ll be the designated hitter in today’s action. Luis Rise at first base. He’ll bat second. Manny Machado bat third. He’ll play third base. Jackson Merrill patrol center field once again. No bat cleanup. Gavin Sheets will bat fifth. He’ll be in left field. Xander Bogart’s at shorts stop. He’ll bat sixth. Jake Croninworth will bat seventh. He’ll play second base. Tyler Wade in right field. He’ll bat eighth. And Elias Diaz will bat ninth. He’ll be behind. It is for the Padres’s on the mound. Kyle Hart two and two with a six erra. Scans. Tony. Thank you. Great job as always. Padres’s looking to complete the sweep of the Marlins. They’ve had to do it in comeback fashion the first two ball games. Hopefully it doesn’t have to be that dramatic today, but it has been fun to watch. Yesterday, the Padres’s fell behind 6- nothing before forging the comeback to walk away with the 8-6 victory. We’ll see if they can get a nice outing out of Kyle Hart today. As Tony mentioned, two and two, the 6.0 earn run a making his sixth start of the season. First outing back since being recalled from TripleA El Paso. Augustine Ramirez will lead things off for the Marlins. First pitch to Ramirez, first pitch swinging, follows it at home plate and we’re underway. Ramirez hitting 239 on the season. Six home runs, 13 RBI’s. He’s been hitting in the number two spot for the first two games of the series. He gets an opportunity to hit lead off against the left-hand throwing heart. Next pitch, taken low for a ball. Kyle Sweeper change up sinker for seam fast slider. The repertoire sweeper a new pitch that he added last year while pitching in the Korean baseball league. left-hander working out of the stretch position as always. Next pitch misses down and in. Counting now two and one. And Tony, I didn’t go through it. I don’t I know you did not either, but I know you probably had teammates that went overseas, came back. I would imagine not the easiest of transitions despite having some confidence behind you. The two one misses down low. Three and one. Yeah. Just from talking to to guys, former teammates that have done it. If you can get through the cultural change that typically an American guy has to go through, there’s a lot to be gained to to be able to stick it out and and kind of learn through Ramirez. Swung on. Highf fly ball left field. A playable drifting over towards his left is Gavin Sheets. He’s underneath it and he’ll make the catch for the first out. One up, one down. Today’s game time temperature is 65°. It’s brought to you by Lineage Watch Company, San Diego’s very own watch brand and the official time piece of the Padres’s Radio Network. Already yours today at lineagewatchcco.com. That’s lineagewatchco.com. One down. That’ll bring up Eric Wagman. Right at inning, first baseman hitting 246, four home runs, 16 RBI’s on the season. First pitch he sees from Hart misses outside for a ball. Amen has been held under control for most of the series. One for nine with a walk and a strike out. Tony, I saw Gavin Sheets. It looked like he was sort of fighting the overcast, cloudy conditions to try to see the ball. 10 to Wag Mendes is inside two and0. Yeah, not an ideal background uh for a guy who doesn’t play a ton of outfield. Contending with the gray clouds and trying to find that baseball can be difficult. Two to Waggman. Line drive to center field. Jackson Merrill started back. Now he’s going to come in and makes the catch for the second out. Two-way. Two up, two down here for the Marlins in the top of the first. No score. And that’ll bring up Lopez. Going to wait and see what the pitch mix is going to look like today from Kyle Hart. As we mentioned, sweeper was the primary pitch that he used in his first five games up here. And that was a pitch that he did learn while pitching for the NC Dinos in Korea. First pitch to Lopez in there for a strike on the outside corner. A little back door slider. He was primarily fast slider during his initial stint in American baseball. Drafted by the Red Sox, a 19th rounder back in 2016. Lopez misses down low one and one. Got his opportunity to pitch in the big leagues with Boston. That was during the co season 2020. So really made his major league debut not in front of fans but a bunch of cardboard in the stands which had to be unusual. Bona Lopez swung on fly ball towards right center field. Is falling in but coming out hard is Tyler Wade. He’s not going to be able to get there. It’s going to fall in for a single. Two out base hit Lopez keeps the inning going for the Marlins here in the first and that’ll bring up the left fielder Kyle Sters. Yeah, off the end a sinker. Got the kind of contact that he’s looking for there, but Lopez able to kind of dump this one just in front of Tyler Wade. It’s the two out single. Keep the inning going. Left hand hitting left fielder Sters hitting .299 on the season. 10 home runs, 32 RBI. Leads the Marlins in all three of those categories. The first pitch he sees breaking ball misses outside for a ball. Ser is a San Diego boy. Grew up in Elcohone. Went to Christian High School. He’s got a lot of friends and family watching the ball game today. Long hold by Hart. Takes the runner first. Now he delivers on the 10. Just a little bit outside. Two and 0. Tony, I can’t imagine what you must have gone gone through with the past list while you’re playing here. You know, I think initially it was a lot, but you know, I think as you become comfortable, and for me, this was home. This was uh where I got to play most of my home games or all my home games. And now Hart throws over to first base, but Lopez back safely on his feet. I would tend to only get big on on giveaway days. You know, it wouldn’t Everybody didn’t want to come at that point to see the Pods play like they do now. So there’s only they only came for the free stuff. That’s sometimes that was the case. That’s when I would at least have big numbers. Things are a little different here now at Petco Park. That’s for sure. Toyota hours catches the outside corner slider at 88 miles an hour. Yeah. For me it was Los Angeles growing up in LA. So every time we’d go to Los Angeles it became a thing. Sort of managing the pass list and trying to stressful. Yeah. It was. And I actually have found that I would do okay during those three games, but the next three games afterwards, I was a mess. I was so drained. I just felt like emotionally, physically, I was just like, oh, got through that. That was great. It was fun to see everybody and I was just wiped out. Yeah. Runner on first base, two outs. Top of the first inning, no score. A two-1 count to Kyle Sters. And now a throw over to first base. Not in time. It looked like Lopez was going to maybe take off. Got a little jumpy over there and Kyle Hart at the last second decided, “Oh, I got a chance to maybe pick him off.” Looked like he redirected himself almost mid pitch and and so now Lopez has to know that he has that in his pickoff game where he can kind of read you and make his decision late. He’s burned up both of his step offs. Next pitch doesn’t get the call in the top part of the zone. The count now three and one. Tell you the one thing that’s initially jumps off the page in terms of what we’re seeing from Khart, he threw the slider the least amount his first stint up here. He’s that’s leading the way right now. Mostly sliders in this game so far. Long hold. Now the pitch swinging a miss. Another slider Tony to your point. And maybe that was some of the direction that he was given when he was sent down to Triple A. I was talking to him yesterday briefly. I don’t want to go into all the details of what he was working on for strategic reasons, but he did say that he received some instruction on maybe using the off pitches slightly differently or some different locations. So, we’ll see. 3-2 pitch. Runner goes, popped up left side on the infield. Manny Machado going back. Gavin Sheets coming in. It’s going to be Manny who makes the catch in shallow left field for the final out. No runs a hit. One runner stranded. End of an inning of play. No score between the Marlins and the Padres’s. You’re listening to Padres’s baseball on the Padres’s Radio Network. Home runs, stolen bases, and the excitement of baseball. Now, get ready for major league winning when you join. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts went into right down the line. It may go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2. A home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Producing baseball’s all new national pregame show, MLB Tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dan and a star roster for a preview of all the nights matchups. Get a first look at the lineups. Everything looks good right now for the Yankees. First take from the players. I’m just excited to put any pair of cleats on. And the first of many breakdowns before the first pitch. A full night of baseball starts at 5. MLB Tonight’s National pregame show weekdays at 5 Eastern on MLB Network. Protect your home the natural way. Great moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one into right down the line as Padre P. You know what makes a great team. That’s why I choose the friendly pros at Petco as my home team for my pets food beting and more. Petco official pet partner for the San Diego Padre. Fernando Tatis Jr. to lead things off for the Padres’s here in the bottom of the first. No score. First pitch from Sandy Alcantra. This is inside a sinker at 96 miles an hour. Nano hitting 278 on the season. Leads the ball club with 13 home runs. Next pitch fouled at the plate. Evens it up at one and one. Home run number 13. Came in his first plate appearance yesterday. Fourth time that he’s led the ball game off with a home run this season. 15th time he’s done it in his career. Now getting a little bit of a rest off of his legs today in the designated hitter spot. Contra winds and deals a 1-1 pitch missing way inside. Change up at 89 miles an hour. And tell me that’s going to be a topic I would think today. It’s been a topic so far this season for Sandy Alcantra. The change up and how it seems to have lost some of his effectiveness this season. It was definitely one of his go-to pitches previously. The 2-1 to Fernando missing down low three and one. But that was a great equalizer for him. Yeah, especially against left-hand batters and we’ll talk about that when Lisa Rise comes up. But against right-handers as well, 3-1 throwing on fly ball the right side though. Slicing foul sinker 96 mph. Count now to Fernando. Three and two. Yeah, I mean listen, there’s no doubt he’s throwing it a little bit less. Throwing the sinker a little bit less right now. Using the four seamer a little bit more. And so he’s just seems like he’s just trying to 3-2 swung on. Well hit to left center field but playable racing overs the center fielder and the left fielder. It’s going to be the center field of Mesa Jr. makes the catch a little bit shy of the warning track. The deepest part of the ballpark here in left center field. One away gave it a ride. Able to track it down in center field with Mesa June. Tony, your experience here at day games. You know, the ball travels better here at PCO, but it’s overcast, a little bit cooler than normal. Does that sort of counteract the the daytime approach? Here’s Luis Arise. Looks at a first pitch strike. I never really found that it did. It seems like the ball still goes whether it’s overcast or not. I think Totty just got a little bit underneath that that’s that change up. Luis fly ball to left field. Playables drifting back is Sters waiting. Makes the catch for the second out. Two-way quickly here for the Padres’s. Bottom of the first inning, no score. That’ll bring up Manny Machado. The curve ball that Alantra has been working on has added to his repertoire a little bit more this year and gets a rise to fly out to left. Four seam fast ball sinker. The primary weapons, the change up that we’ve talked about a little bit, the curve ball that he just threw and the slider. Here’s the first pitch to Manny missing outside from a ball 97 miles an hour. And as we’ve talked about, it used to be more fast ball change up with some sliders, but the curve ball is something that he’s trying to incorporate now. It seems like a little bit of a strange time to try to add a new pitch. One to Manny catch the inside corner for a strike. One and one only that he’s coming back from Tommy John Serger. Yeah, he’s throwing that one. You know, his fourth best pitch out of the five that he’s throwing on one chopper third base side. Norby’s going to backhand it from deep. That was a long short hop in time just barely to get man. Nice play by Connor Norby in the far edge of the corner of the infield. Hit a two hopper over to first base. Waggman able to pick it out. And that’ll do it for the Padres’s here in the first. No runs, no hit, nobody left. Played an inning. Padres’s and Marlins tied at zero on the Padres’s radio network. Remember when customer service mattered at the grilling store at Hillrest Ace Hardware? We do. Let our experts help you pick the right Great moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one in right down the line. It may go. Go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2. The home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with Taco. His 13th. And it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and mlb.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or master of following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 9/11. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. That’s lineagewatchco.com. Lineage Watch Company, the official time piece of the San Diego Padres’s Radio Network. Head to the top of the second inning. Kyle Hart will be facing the five, six, seven batters for the Marlins. Connor Norby who just made a nice play. Nick Cortez and Jesus Sanchez works out of the stretch position all the time. The lefty’s first offering to Norby missing down and in for a ball. Give you a little bit of the background of Kyle Hart coming up in the Boston Red Sox organization getting a chance to pitch in the big leagues in 2020. 10 to Norby swinging a miss 101 and then after spending some time in the Seattle Mariners organization and the Phillies as well at Triple A started to realize he might not get another opportunity to get to the big leagues needed to do something different opportunity came up to pitch in Korea they jumped on it one-1 pitch Norby lost a little bit outside didn’t get the benefit of the call on that one two and one now to the right hand hitting third baseman for the Marlins he’s two for eight in the series with double and an RBI infield shaded slightly to pull 2-1 fly ball center field Jackson Merrill drifting over towards his left waiting waiting makes the catch for the first out and Tony I’m just again curious about these clouds very light gray I imagine it’s difficult to pick it up there’s some glare to it you wear glasses on a day like this to try to help out with the glare in any way or you just sort of have to battle to try to pick it up it is It’s not as bad as it looks. Certainly, if you don’t see it off the bat, it could be a little bit of an issue, but for the most part, you probably don’t wear your glasses. And um just try to track it as best you can. It, as I said, it appears to be a lot worse than it probably actually is. Nick Fort is now standing at the plate for the Marlins. Swinging first pitch, slow roller to left side. Xander charging, gloves it off balance to first base in time. for is retired for the second out quickly. Two up, two down and that’ll bring up Jesus Sanchez. Top of the second is brought to you by Sin Food. Ignite your taste buds with the freshest flavors at Sin Food. Discover authentic ingredients at 4665 Elcohone Boulevard, the cooks Asian resource. Interested to get your take on this. At least from what I’m seeing right now for Kyle Hartford, he’s got maybe a cutter that he’s throwing at about 85 86 and then he’s got a slider he’s also throwing pretty often, too. Left-hand hitter Jesus Sanchez, who was in the leadoff spot the first couple of ball games and did a really nice job. Five for nine with a home run, RBI, three runs scored. Little surprised to see him move down to the number seven spot today, but he looks the first pitch strike from Kyle Hart. Next pitch misses down low. Yeah, I think we’ve seen maybe a little bit different shape than what we saw previously with the sweeper and the slider combination. And as we talked about briefly in the first inning, he’s trying to use that slider especially a little bit differently. Use it to some different spots. One- one pitch, big swing and a miss. There’s the slower breaking ball. Look like they’re putting it down as a slider on the board. And I think that’s why it seems like he’s throwing a whole bunch of more sliders, but I think one of his is more of a cutter. And then you got a slower kind of a more natural slider looking pitch. And I think previously it was referred to as the sweeper and the slider. But now I think it’s more the slider’s the sweeper and the sl the cutter or the slide. The cutter’s the slider. The cutter is turning the slider. Exactly. A little tighter. A little bit more differentiated between those two pitches. Now ones who pitched to Sanchez recalled at the knee. Got it. First strike out of the afternoon for Kyle Hart. Tires the Marlins in order in the top of the second inning. As we head to the bottom of the second, no score between the Marlins and the Padres’s. And now here’s what’s happening at Ali View Casino and Hotel. Home runs, stolen bases, and the excitement of baseball. Now, get ready for major league winning when you join the most generous. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? Taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with ano taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one in right down the line. It may go Go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three to two. The home run by the Wizards. Catch the unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. The win in San Diego courts. Learn more at seriousacs.com. Local attorneys, serious results. Bottom second is brought to you by Symbiotica, the official wellness partner of the San Diego Padres. Take charge of your health with premium supplements. Visit symbiotica.com. No score between the Padres’s and the Marlins as they head to the bottom of the second inning. Jackson Merrell will lead things off. He swings at the first pitch. Fouls it off the left side out of play. Jackson two for eight in the series with a home run. Couple runs scored. 333 on the season. Oh, one pitch to him. Hot shot down the first baseline. Fair ball. It’s going to hit towards the corner. Jackson is rounding first. He’s heading over for second. Sanchez finally gets bobbles it. Jackson’s going to go for three. Here comes the slide. No throw. It’s a triple for Jackson Merrill. We’ll see if they rule it a triple. And they might give him the base on the bobble out in the right field corner by Jesus Jesus Sanchez. But a hot shot right down the line. Tony, not a bad pitch. It’s just in the middle of the plate. It’s down. Jackson using that lower half to get down there. Hit this ball just inside the first base bag. And Jesus Sanchez had a little difficulty picking it up. That allowed Jackson to trot into third with the head first. Jackson on third, nobody out. The Marlins are going to bring the infield in with Gavin Sheets at the plate. First pitch swinging. Fouls it off the left side. That was the Padres’s first hit of the game. It was brought to you by Frozen Ropes. Parents want your 6 to 12year-old to get in the game this summer. The Frozen Ropes Summer League runs June 16th through August 17th with games, training, and tons of fun. Check them out at San Diego.com. Our contra out of the stretch position. The next pitch that Chiefs catches the outside corner for a strike. Curveball at 84 miles an hour. 0 and2. Gavin having a little bit of a rough home stand. 0 for nine so far with a walk. They’re having a great road trip. O2 pitch hot shot pass the third baseman into the left field corner. Dex Merrill will score. Padres’s have a one- nothing lead on the RBI single by Gavin Sheets. That’s a nice piece of hitting. Two strike hitting at that. It’s a fast ball running up and away. And just a great job getting on top of this baseball, shooting it right down the left field line. Padres’s get on the board first here in the second. Great two- strike approach. And now that’s something to smile about. Brought to you by Smile Spirits. Real vodka cocktails, not a boring seltzer. Try Smile Spirits. Bold flavor with no sugary aftertaste. Available at Crisp Beverages and Natural Foods downtown or visit smilespirits.com. Making San Diego smile. Here’s Xander Bogarts. Looks at a first pitch strike on the outside corner. One- nothing Padres’s here in the bottom of the second inning thanks to the leadoff double by Jackson Merrill of bobble in the right field that allowed him to go to third and a two strike RBI single by Gavin Sheets to Xander topper left side. Norby backs up on it. Third baseman goes to second for one. Not in time to be able to turn the double play. They do get the lead runner Sheets though at first for the first out. Sander now standing at first base on the fieldielder’s choice. That’ll bring up Jake Cronin. Hey, that Norby was able to get the lead runner, but be able to leg out the back half. I’ve been pretty impressed with Conor Norby over at third base, Tony. Pretty solid. Very nice job. Originally a second baseman who’s been making the transition over to third base when he got traded over to the Marlin. Here’s Jake. First pitch way outside. One and0. Marlins first traded for him. As I mentioned, he played primarily second base and had a little bit of big league time. They immediately sent him down to TripleA and said, “Hey, we need it to hot corner. Figured it out. Called him up and he’s doing a nice job.” Long hold runner goes. The pitch of Jake is outside the throw down to second. Not a time. Stolen base for Xander Bogarts. 11th of the season. He gets himself in scoring position with one out in the second. Xander’s been great. 11 for 11 now on the base pass. Gets a great jump. Puts himself in scoring position for Chrome. Holding runners has been a big problem for Samuel Contra, especially since the change of the rules with the pitch clock and the number of times that you can throw over to the bases seems to really rattled him. The two pitch missing upstairs to the point where the Marlins have actually instead of his normal bullpen days where guys throw in the bullpen. Now, the Marlins often times do this with some of their other players as well. They’ll have them throw their side day, not in the bullpen, but actually on the field. Three to Jake. This is down low. Ball four. And with Alcantra, they have had him specifically working out of the stretch position, putting runners on base, trying to get him more comfortable, but it just has not clicked in for him yet. Runners on first and second now with one out. A run in here in the bottom of the second inning. Padres’s with a one- nothing lead. and Tyler Wade coming to the plate. May be by Jake. Conserford not really near the zone. Draws a four pitch walk for T. Wade. Tyler went for four yesterday. First pitch he sees taken for a strike. Put some numbers on the challenges that Alcantra has had working out of the stretch out of the wind up with nobody on. Opponents hitting only 179. on base percentage 269. A one to Tyler misses down low one and one. However, when he’s working out of the stretch position, that batting average goes up to 380 beyond base percentage 458. And that’s about as extreme a split as I’ve ever seen out of a guy that has a Sai Young on his trophy shelf at home. One- one to Tyler Wade missing outside. Good take by Tyler. Two and one. Puts himself in a count where he can be a little bit more aggressive. Although Sandy does have pretty wide range of repertoire he can go to in this count. Two pitch. Hot shot right back up the middle but caught by the shortstop over to first base in time to double up Jake. And that’ll do it. getting right on the barrel, but with the shift on, it was the short stop. Lopez directly behind second base who was able to snare it. They quickly throw over to first base to double up Jake Cronorth. And that’ll do it for the Padres’s in the bottom of the second. And they do get a run on the RBI single by Gavin Sheets as we head to the third. Padres’s one Marlins nothing on the Padres’s radio network. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said to follow. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith corks one into right down the line. It may go. Go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the score of three to two and a home run by the Wizards. The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. It’s the excitement at America’s number one ballpark. Limited tickets remain. Secure yours now for midweek Mania against the Los Angeles Dodgers at padres.com/tick. Every game this year, we’ll be answering questions from our listeners. And if you have a question for us, go to 973thefansd.com/quest to send one in and we may answer it on the air. Again, that’s 973thefansd.com/quest. Love the question. Can’t wait to hear what the fans have for us today. Tony Padres’s with a one- nothing lead as we head to the third inning. First batter is Javier Senoha. He looked like he was going to try to lay a bunt down, hold the bat back, but taking a strike 0 and one the count. Next pitch from Kyle Hart. This is down low even up at one and one. So hitting 241 on the season. One home run, 13 RBI’s 0 for five so far in this series with an RBI. One one pitch digging for a strike and at the bottom of the zone. And that is where Kyle Hart is going to have the most success when he’s keeping the ball down. We saw it in a couple of his starts the first time up. He can he can do a good job when he’s keeping the ball down like that. Went to the hot shot third base side but foul pass the third base coach for the Marlins. Marlins wearing their road grays today with black hats. Padre is wearing the home whites with brown pinstripe, brown caps. Looking sharp as always. One-two pitch. Fly ball to center field. Jackson Merrill going back. Still going back and he’s at the warning track. Reaches up and makes the catch. Just try the track for the first down. Nice running catch by Jackson Merrell. One down. got that four seamer up in the zone and Sana hit that ball on the screws. They were able to track it down for out number one. That’ll bring up the center fielder Victor Mesa Jr. who had his first major league hit yesterday. Had a lot of family here from Cuba to help him celebrate that special moment. First ditch he sees from Hart. First pitch swinging. Highf fly ball left side. Not well hit. Going back is X Ander coming in as Gavin Sheets. Anders calling for it. He’ll make the catch in shallow left field for the second out. Quickly two away. That’ll bring up Ramirez or slider, however you want to frame it, at about 87 off the edge. hits it off the end and two quick outs for Kyle Hart. There’s a leadoff man Augustine Ramirez who flew out in his first plate appearance. First pitch sees swung on pretty well hit to left field. Gam Sheets is going to look up. This one is going to be gone into the bleachers in left field. Seventh home run of the season for Augustine Ramirez. A two-run solo shot here in the third to tie it up at 1-1. comes off the sweeper. It’s down, but not down enough. And it’s certainly in the middle of the plate. Ramirez ties this game up at one with a solo shot to left. Seventh home run of the season allowed by Kyle Hart. So, a little bit of an issue this first five outings. Interestingly, did not allow a single long ball during his four outings down in TripleA. Pacific Coast League where the ball really jumped but did a nice job of keeping it in the ballpark. Here’s Eric Wagaman. First pitch to Wagman in their first drive. Basketball 91 was a fly out picked him to center field back in the third inning. One for 10 in the series now. Next pitch swung on. Fly ball left field playable. Xander Bogarts is going back. Gavin Sheets coming in this time. Daniel will get out of the way. Gavin Sheets will make the catch before the final out. The Marlins do get a run on a solo home run by Augustine Ramirez. We have a one-1 tie as we head to the bottom of the third inning. Now here, see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is ao taco. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with an his 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts went into right down the line. It may go crazy, folks. Go crazy. 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Look at the who’s hot and who’s not right after this pit. First hit to Fernando swinging a miss. Strike one. But who’s hot? Cleveland third baseman Jose Ramirez. Earlier today, his first inning single extended his hitting streak to 21 games. Longest by a Guardian since 2012. And Michael Brantley hit 22 straight. Next pitch to Fernando. Rip foul third base side. and Atlanta behind the count now 0 and2 who’s not diamond back reliever Kevin Gingle last night gave up five runs in a third of an inning for the Pirates 02 to Fernando this is outside one and two and in his 13 appearances he’s now allowed 14 earned runs in 10 innings that’s a 12.60 6-0 earned run average. Diamond back bullpen has really been struggling. Cody and Ginkle’s been one of their high leverage arms for the last couple of seasons. One two ground ball left side over as Norby. He’s got he’s going to have to hurry though. Gets it there in time to get out Fernando. Two down. Conor Norby going to his left realizing who’s running said, “Oh, I better speed this up a little bit.” Got it over there in time to tie up Fernando. be down here from the bottom of the third. At least I will come to the plate and one one tie. Mentioned Cleveland third baseman Jose Ramirez hitting first inning single to extend his hitting streak. First pitch to Luis Srise in their first strike. Cleveland Indians helped the Padres’s out today. They took down the Padres’s seven to four. But the loss of Padres’s now one and a half games behind the Dodgers. 01. Little looper into left field. This one may fall and it will for Luis Arrive. Tower is over. Gets it in, but it’s a two out single for Luis out in front of the change up. And you can almost see him slow his bat down just so that he can try to put that ball in play. Drops it in front of Ster. Two out knock for Arise. It’s almost as though he throws it into a different gear, doesn’t he, Tony? He recognizes off speed pitch all of a sudden. No, just slow it down a little bit. It’s amazing. He’s a musician. Here comes the lumber. It’s brought to you by Dixie Line. Lumber at home centers. Fix it. Field it. Enjoy it. Lumber of course is in the hands of Manny Machado. First pitch swing. Ground ball. Nice play by Norby. He’s going to go the short way over to second for the out. Hot shot. But Conor Norby, the third baseman able to smear it and the Padres’s are retired in the third. No runs a hit. One runner stranded. We played three. Padres and Marlins. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. It’s a great night for baseball. This matchup features some of the best talent in the game. A lot of power, a lot of marquee names. 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Auto Lopez to lead things off. First pitch to Lopez missing outside ball one. Lopez singled back in the first inning. So far, Kyle Hart has been getting the Marlins to hit the ball in the air. They’ve had 10 balls in the air so far. Eight of them have been caught. 01 fly ball down the left field line. This one is hooking and is going to be a little bit fouled as Gavin Sheets was giving chase. The two that weren’t caught was the single by Lopez back in the first inning and the solo home run by Augustine Ramirez in the third that tied this ball game up. One to Lopez catches the inside corner for a strike. mentioned that Carheart spent the year last year in Korea. Did a great job 13 and three with a 2.69. Won the Cho Dong Juan Award. That’s their version of the Sai Young. 182 strikeouts in 157 innings pitch. There’s a chopper over to Manny. Backhands it. Fires over to first base in time. And that’ll do it for Lopez. One down here in the top of the fourth inning. That’ll bring up Kyle Sters. It’s Lopez out in front of that change up. Makes it to Manny and it’s almost an automatic out if he catches it. Only the second time that the Marlins have hit the ball on the ground today. I mentioned Kyle Sters being from Chula Vista. He’s one of four players from Christian High School in Elon to play in the major leagues. First pitch to him breaking ball taken for a strike. The most notable, of course, was Tony Clark, who’s now the executive director of the players association. And Tony also, what an athlete he was, played college basketball, San Diego State, and also played at Arizona while he was playing in the minors for the Detroit Tigers organization. And of course, remember Tony played 70 games here with the Poverties back in 2008. That’s the stat of the day for you. Oh, Towers ball right field coming in hard as Tyler Wade. is going to be there to make the catch for the second out. Two down here in the fourth. The stab of day is brought to you by Tulligan Water of San Diego. Providing advanced water treatment solutions, including softeners, filters, and bottled water, ensuring cleaner, safer, and great tasting water for homes and businesses since 1936. Sters on the change up that was probably in off the plate, but jams and once again, first two guys retired here in the fourth. Here’s Conor Norby. First pitch swinging. Fly ball to center field. Another fly ball. And another playable fly ball. Jackson Merrill has it. An easy one, two, three. And he for Kyle Hart here in the fourth. Head to the bottom of the fourth. Padres’s and Marlins still locked at one on the Padres’s radio network. Hey parents, Coach Kurt here from Frozen Ropes. If your child is 6 to 12 years old and you’re seeking a fun alternative to travel ball or baseball, let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Next phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. 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A single by Lopez and a home run by Augustine Ramirez. 01 misses outside. Evens it up at 1 to1. Art comes set and the one-1 pitch swung on line drive towards center field. Jackson Merrill over towards his right and he’ll make the catch. For Cortez retired for the first out here in the fifth inning. Another ball in the air, Tony. That is what the specialty of Kart has been today. Lots of sometimes good contact, sometimes weak contact, but mostly right at Padre defenders, and he’s been able to navigate through four so far. A lot of sliders, a lot of sweepers or sinkers and sliders or cutters, I should say, however you want to phrase it, whatever you want to describe him as. He’s been able to stay off the barrels. Here’s Asus Sanchez, strikeout victim back in the second inning. First pitch swinging highf fly ball right field. Pretty well hit for Nan, excuse me, Tyler Wade drifting back. He’s at the warning track. He’s at the wall and it’s going to be gone. Home run for Jesus Sanchez. His second of the series, his fourth of the season. And it’s now a 6-2 Padres’s lead. Jesus Sanchez is having a series against the Padres’s. They took him out of the leadoff spot after the success he’s had the first two because the lefties on the mound and he’s here to stay claimed that he doesn’t need to be moved at all. Fast ball up and in. He just spins on this bad boy. Exit stage right. 6-2 game. 6 for1 in this three-game series so far. Sanchez has been a sort of absolute force for the Miami Marlins. Here’s Javier Senoha. First pitch swing popped up left side course follow territory. Manny Machado is going over. Is he going to have room? No, he’s not. It’s going to land right near the top of the Marlins dugout on the third base side. Today’s question of the day is brought to you by Kaiser Permanente. If you have questions about your health, visit kp.org/ San Diego. Kaiser Permanente for all that is you. Question comes from Pat and Sierra Vista. First of all, I appreciate it, Pat. He says, “Tony scan, what’s up, guys? Thanks for being great dudes.” Hey, do you guys have any Ronnie Simon similar situations? Maybe not you, but a teammate. Did the opposing team also respond the way your guys did? Swung on. Hot shot down the left field corner. This one is going to land fair off the wall. Gavin Chief is going to collect it. Fires over to second base, but it’s not going to be in time. It’s going to be a double for Javier Sonoha. This time it’s a slider middle. It’s a bullet off the left field wall. She’s in good position to field it, but Canoa runs well way too well as he slides into the second with a double. His first s hit of the series. Seventh double of the season for Senoha. Standing on second base now with one out and run in here in the top of the fifth inning. 6-2 Padres’s lead. Batter is a center fielder. Left hand hitting Victor Mesa Jr. First pitch he sees taken for a strike. That ball did not miss going out by much. hit the short wall like about halfway up before ricocheting to Gavin Sheets. 99 called by Mason. Tony, any situations like we saw yesterday with Ronnie Simon? I I can’t say I can’t say I’ve ever seen a situation like that, but it was nice to see guys on both sides kind of reach out to Simone and and make sure he was good because he certainly was having a rough night last night. 01 pitch taken outside evens it up at one. For those of you not familiar, it was a rough night for the young man. 19th big league game and he had four fielding errors. One of them was actually reversed, but at one point during the game, there was a pitching change on the mound and manager actually had to give him a little pep talk during that pitching change. One one misses outside two and one. And you could see that Clayton Makola was trying to cheer him up a little bit and as he was leaving the mound, Ronnie was actually tearing up and went back to his position, finished the inning, but after the inning came into the dugout and ran right to the clubhouse. Two-1 pitch, swung on, fly ball right field, not well hit. Coming in as Tyler Wade, going back as Jake, but it’s going to be Tyler who makes the catch in shallow right field for the second out. He’s a junior retired. That’ll bring up the leadoff man, Augustine Ramirez. And after Simon ran into the clubhouse, late Nakoa just decided, okay, that’s probably enough for the young man today. They made the defensive change in the middle of the game. But afterwards, a lot of players reached out to him, including former Marlon Luis Castillo, and several Padres, Luis Arise, Fernando Tatis Jr., Manny Machado, all sending him texts just saying, “Hey, hang in there, man. really quite touching. Here’s Ramirez, one for two today. Had a solo home run back in the third. First pitch swing, fouls off to the right side. I think everybody who reached out could all relate in some ways. I mean, wasn’t that long ago Manny Machado had a a three error game, and it happens to the very best out here. Just hope it doesn’t happen that early in your career where you’re still kind of learning this level. Ramirez missing upstairs. I have no doubt he’ll be better for it going through this and being able to kind of hear from not only your teammates but from the opposing guys that I’m sure he has a lot of respect for. All kind of telling him the same thing. One-1 swunger line drive base hit into center field. Let’s see if they send the runner. They do. So sending home and he’s going to make it easily. No throw as Jackson Merrill gets to the ball and all of a sudden the Marlins have a couple of runs across here in the fifth inning. The Padres’s lead is cut to six to three. It’s a change up and again it’s just not down enough. It’s not up but it’s up enough to where Ramirez can hit this ball off the end on the line. Noah comes in to score and just like that it’s a 6-3 ball game. Ruben will go out and have a chat now with Kyle Hart. This visit to the mound is brought to you by the Window Depot offering the best prices and biggest inventory on instock vinyl windows and interior and exterior doors. Order online or find a location near you at the window.com. The only thing that I can comparably think of right off the top of my head, Tony, and this wasn’t in the big leagues, it was actually in Triple A, is we had a pitcher, Johnny Johnson, his name, and he’d been in the big leagues, but he got the thing where he he was throwing the ball all over the place, just launching it over guys heads. He had gotten it under control and he was pitching for us in TripleA and all of a sudden, out of nowhere, it came back and he started launching balls all over the place. Got through that game, the next game. Okay. The following game, same thing. And he finally hit a guy in the head and he walked off the mound and that was it. He retired. A very emotional moment as he was walking off the mound realizing that he just didn’t want to hurt anybody at that point in his career. Meeting is over. Here’s Eric Wagman. The first pitch to Wagman take him for a strike. 0 and one. Run on first base. Two outs. We’re in the top of the fifth inning. Padres’s have a 6-3 lead, but the marginal threatening with two runs here in the fifth. Kyle Hart trying to finish this fifth inning up on his own. 01 Wagman fine drive base hit into right field. Tyler Wade is going to get there in time to make sure that Ramirez doesn’t try to go to third. But the rally continues here for the Marlins in the fifth. Again, not hit hard, but when the pitch is not elevated enough, those are the type of hits that’ll come. It’s a change up once again. It’s not down enough and Wagamman’s able just to kind of flip this into right field off the end of the bat. First and second now for Lopez. Two down and Lopez is one for two today. Elias Diaz is now slowly wake making his way to the mound. Action in the Padres’s bullpen. So Pat and Sierra Vista, thanks for the question. If you’d like to send us a question, go to 973 the fansd.com/quest. Mike Schil now heading out to the mound and that is going to be the day for Kyle Hart. Things were cruising along nicely by the fifth inning. Not able to get through it. Mike Schil takes the ball, gives him a pat on the back. We have a pitching chance. We’ll come back. We’ll let you know coming in from the Padres’s bullpen on the Every game night is a chance to go big with MLB Big Inn. Turn on baseball’s only nightly show that brings you the biggest plays of the night live and commercial free. Twice him out. No one stacks more clutch plays into one live show with up to four games on a single screen. He is fire. Change up game night with baseball’s biggest game changer. MLB big inning presented by Rams every night all season long on MLB.TV. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts went in right down the line. It may go. Go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the star of three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Right-handed reliever David Morgan makes his second appearance. Was pretty impressive in his first one and 0 with a zero erra. Went two/3 of an inning in his first outing. Important two/3s of an inning in the Padres’s first win of the series as they were trailing three to nothing. And he was called in to pick up a couple of outs. He did that. The Padres’s were able to come back and win that ball game four to three. He comes in here in the fifth inning with runners on first and second. Two down, two runs in for the Marlins. Padres’s trying to keep that 6-3 lead under control. Auto Lopez at the plate. The first pitch from Morgan. Swung on. Popped up right side. Foul reached the second deck. Slider at 87 miles an hour. But don’t be fooled. That fast ball is going to come in about 99. Not a not a big dude at all, but throws like he’s a big dude. 6′ 185. Yeah, when I first met him, I was surprised cuz I’d heard he had the big arm, not the big stature, but he can rush it up there. Ahead 0 and one now to Lopez, who’s one for two today. One pitch swung on, driven to left field and deep. Gavin Sheets is going back. He’s at the warning track at the wall. He’s going to look up. This one is gone. A three-run home run for Auto Lopez. And all of a sudden, we’ve got a high ball game. 66. This team really throughout this series has shown an ability to fight. Padres’s came into this inning with a 6-1 lead and the Marlins have matched the Padres’s with five of their own here in the fifth. Three-run shot for Otto Lopez. We have ourselves a new ball game. Fourth run home run of the season for Lopez. And that’ll bring up the San Diego Kyle Sters. Sters 0 for two today. First pitch he sees from Morgan. Misses outside for ball. This pitching change and the slow down in the action was brought to you by Eiserve. So the Marlins trying to return the favor that the Padres’s gave to the visiting fish yesterday. Next pitch to Sters. Big swing and a miss. 0 and one. Marlins had a six- nothing lead at one point. The Padres’s are able to come back and win the ball game eight to six. They Padres’s with a 6-1 lead heading into the fifth inning, but not going to be enough. Marlins putting five runs across here in the fifth inning. One-1 taken down low for ball. Goes to show you no matter how hard you’re throwing or whether it’s Kyle Hart or David Morgan, if the ball is not located at this level, it can hurt you. D1 pitch, swinging a miss, strike two. You know, David Morgan checked a couple boxes off today, Tom. He got his major league debut the other day. I was giving up his first hit and his first home run. Not two out, two birds and one stone. Not not typically what you want. Not the way you want it to go. No. Two two towers. Swinging a miss right three. Got him. The damage is done. Harland score five runs in the top of the fifth inning and they tied this ball game up six to six. You’re listening to Padres’s baseball on the Padres’s radio network. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh So happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Every game night is a chance to go big with MLB Big Inn. Turn on baseball’s only nightly show that brings you the biggest plays of the night. Live and promotion free. Sh him out. No one stacks more clutch plays into one live show with up to four games on a single screen. Out of here. He is a fire. Change up game night with baseball’s biggest game changer. MLB big inning presented by Ramstarts every night all season long on MLB.TV. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Fifth Corks went into right down the line it may go. Go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2 and a home run by the Wizards. The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. We’re not just from San Diego. We’re for San Dieans. I take time to know your story because that’s what makes your case impactful and valuable. The law local, personal, powerful. We have a 66 tie as we head to the bottom of the fifth inning and a pitching cane for Clayton McCulla and his Miami Marlins. It’ll be the right-hander Jesus Kino coming on in replace of Sandy Alcantra. Contra ended up going four innings, allowed seven hits, six runs crossed, all of them earned, walked four, did not strike out a batter. And Tony, this is definitely not the Sandy Alcantra that we saw winning a Sai Young award back in 2022. No, it’s not. And you know what? I think it probably is unfair to expect that same Sandy Alcantra considering what he’s had to deal with. Hasn’t pitched in a couple of years. And so he’s just trying to get reaclimated to this level of play. Here’s Jackson Merrill leading things off for the Padres’s. first pitch that he sees from Tanokco outside for a ball. Yeah. The question then I guess is how much of it is still coming back from the Tommy John surgery? How much of it is just getting some rust off? How much of it may be psychological with knowing that he’s on the trading block? 10 to Jackson swinging a miss? Probably a little bit of everything, I would think. So, you know, I mean, this is a human being. So, I’m sure all those things have a factor whether he wants him to or not. Jackson one for two today. Double and scored back in the second. swung on. Ground ball to the right side to the second baseman Samoha. He’s got it. Fields it over to first base and Jackson is retired for the first out here in the bottom of the fifth. Fans kick off the start of summer with Padres’s when they host the Pittsburgh Pirates this Friday. It starts at 6:40. Enjoy a postgame fireworks spectacular presented by SeatGeek. Set to some of your favorite summertime tunes. Here your seats at poverties.com/tick. One down. And here’s Gavin Sheets. Takes a break all in the outside corner for a strike. Dino go on for the 18th time this season. A 6.06 earn run average. The Padres saw him in game one. He went an inning and a third of scoreless work. Did allow one hit. Ground ball to the right side right over the bag, but it’s foul. First baseman wagon fielding it, but Paul Clemens, the first base umpire, signaling foul as he was trying to take it to the first base bag. And Gavin Sheets now down in the count 0 and two. Gavin one for one today. Had an RBI single back in the second. Walked and scored in the fourth. The big fourth inning for the Padres’s. They played it five. They thought they were in control of this ball game. They were up 6-1 at that point. The feisty Marlins fought back, put up five of their own in the top of the fifth to tie it. Next pitch to Gavin. This is down and in. Slider at 85 milesPH. And so now this offense that had put up six already will be tasked with having to put up some more. One two sheets fouled off to the left side out of play. And I guess now that you have to start bringing into question Junior’s decision to run through the stop sign that’s in Leaper that put an end to the fourth inning. Who knows that and it could have continued against Salantra who was struggling. Hopefully not an issue. S next pitch to Gavin. Misses outside. Two and two. Padres’s prior to yesterday might have felt differently, but you’ve seen him put up some runs in last night’s game. D2 ground ball up the middle. Lopez is there. Scoops it up. Fires over to first in time. Sheets are tired for the second out here in the bottom of the fifth. seen them put up runs in this game and so, you know, probably feel a little bit better about this team having to scrge a couple more runs after yesterday’s outing and what we’ve seen today. Prior to that, it it it probably would feel like a much bigger task. No doubt. And it really started to turn around the last game in Atlanta. Yeah. And a two-run home run sheets to tie that ball game. Jake Croner then hit a home run. Here’s Xander makes the first pitch strike and you just got the sense, okay, things starting to go in the right direction now for this Padres’s offense. As we mentioned, they were able to forge the comeback victory in game one of this series. Yesterday, same thing. They trailed 6 nothing after the first. They came back and won eight to six. 66 here in the bottom of the fifth. Now Danner takes a strike on the outside corner. Right at 85 miles an hour. Xander one for two today into a fieldielder’s choice in the second inning. Single and scored in the fourth. O2 pitch way outside. Backhanded by Forz Forz yanked the slider trying to throw his absolute best one and count moves to one two. Tanner had a three hit game yesterday. One-two pitch to him just a little bit outside even at two and two with Jake Cronorth waiting on deck. Day off for the Padres’s tomorrow. That’ll be much needed for this Padres’s bullpen that’s gotten a lot of work lately. The Pittsburgh Pirates come into town. Two to Xander. Ground ball right back up the middle. Backhanded by Senoha. Long throw, but it’s not going to be in time. Infield single for Xander. Second hit of the ball game for the X-Man. Nice try by the second baseman, Sonoha, who had a long way to go. Backhanded it behind the second base bag. Did the offbalance throw, but it was nowhere close. Tell you what, I I think Bo deserved two hits on that one. The first pitch strike was about two baseballs below the zone. The second one was questionable and he just found a way to keep this inning alive for Jake Cronorth who had a two RBI double as last at bat. I like it. Tony, you’re going to put together a new scoring system. Throw over to first base. Sanders back safely. You could just see the frustration in his in his eyes as he was going through that bat. Never said a word, but just found a way to to put the ball in play and he’s rewarded. Winners find answers. He found one. First pitch of Jake taken for a strike. Jake walked in the second inning and had a two-run double in the fourth. That was a five run fourth for the Padres. Pitch popped up right side on the infield. The first baseman Wagman is waiting for it. Still waiting right next to the first base bag and he’ll make the catch for the final out. No runs to hit, one runner stranded. They’ve played five. Padres’s and Marlins tied at six. They’re losing the Padres’s baseball on the Padres. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? Taco, a home run hit to the opposite field with ano taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. The big hits. All the greats. You got to be kidding me. And all the swagger. Relive the day’s biggest plays all in one lightning fast hour. Great show. You better believe it. Quick pitch. 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Those don’t feel good. And there’s really nothing that anybody can do to help that pain go away any faster. No reason for the trainer to even come out. What’s he going to say? How bad does it hurt? Yeah, it’s likely still ringing as he gets back into this box. Yeah, you just reached a point where you feel embarrassed like I got to get back in there. Exactly. Oh, one pitch check swing. Did he go? Thought they have peeled at first base, but there’s no signal from Paul Clemens. Mon Jesus apparently didn’t need any help. He did go 0 and two. And as soon as he took that check swing, what did he do? He got out and he’s still feeling that toe as he’s falling behind 02. Morgan’s 02 pitch way outside. Yank that slider. One and two the count. Six runs, eight hits, no errors for the Padres’s. Six runs, seven hits, one error for the Marlin. Padres’s got off an early one- nothing lead. Marlins tied it up with a home run in the third inning. And then it got crazy. One-two pitch, swinging a miss, strike three. Norby down on strikes. Second strike out of the afternoon for David Morgan. One down here in the top of the sixth inning. And that’ll bring up the catcher Nick Fores. Who’s on deck for the Padres’s in the six is brought to you by Timberch decking and railing. Everything wood should be. Visit tempertech.com. For the Padres’s, it’ll be 891. Wade Diaz Tatis Jr. is 0 for two so far today with a ground out and a fly out. Those were both against Kyle Hart who started the ball game for the Padres’s. First pitch to him taking for a strike. I mentioned it was a 1-1 tie of the third. Then things got crazy. to the Padres’s able to play five runs in the fourth inning. Kyle Hart went out to the top of the fifth with a 6-1 lead. Marlins came right back with five of their own to tie it up. 01 at his head. He drops out of the way of it. Was a breaking pitch. Thank goodness at 79 mph. If that had been a David Morgan fast ball at 99, it might have been a little different story. Good thing he was able to get out of the way. Takes a timeout to kind of regroup. Understandably, Tortez saying, “Whoop, give me a second here.” And they reassess. Now he’s ready to dig back into the right hand batter’s box. Padre infield shifted to pull Jake Gronorth almost directly behind second base. 1-1. This is upstairs. Two and one. Yuki Matsui heating up in the Padre bullpen behind Morgan. Two-1 pitch fouled off to the right side. Out of play. Still cool and overcast here at Petco Park. Final game of this threeame set. Padres’s looking for the sweep. Two-2 big swing and a miss. Strike three. Curve ball at 81 miles an hour. The same one that he threw at his head earlier in the plate appearance. He got this one to the outside corner. Forez missing it badly. Two down. Third strike out of the afternoon for David Morgan. That’ll bring up Jesus Sanchez. And I although unintentional, that curveball very well may have played a factor in Forez pulling off on that that last curveball that he went down swinging at. Effectively wild. It can help you sometimes. Mike Shield heading out to the mound. Claps his hands, takes the ball, gives David Morgan a good pat on the back. He’s going to go to the bullpen. We come back, we’ll let you know who’s coming in. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin taco his 13th and it’s a oneun game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and mlb.com. Introducing baseball’s all new national pregame show. MLB Tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dan and a star roster for a preview of all the night’s matchups. Get a first look at the lineups. Everything looks good right now for the Yankees. First take from the players. 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Charging it as Luis Horizon going to feed Matsui who’s covering for the final out. One pitch is all it takes for Yuki to get the ground done and the Marlins are retired in order in the six. That pitching fin is brought to you by moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith Clarks went into right down the line. It may go crazy folks go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the start of three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is apoak. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Get started today. Equal housing lender. Member FDIC. Copyright 2024 US Bank. Got termites? Aluminite Termite inspects, treats, and repairs termite damage. All with a full structural warranty. Our orange oil treatment is safe for people, pets, and the planet. No tent, no move out. Protect your home naturally. Schedule a free inspection at illuminite termite.com. That’s illumintermite.com. Padres’s in Marlins tied at six as we head to the bottom of the sixth inning. Another pitching change for the Marlins. It’s going to be Anthony Bender coming into the ball game on for the 23rd time this season and he’s been outstanding standing for Clayton McCulla posting a 1.66 earn run average. We saw him yesterday for only a third of an inning allowed two hit. He comes into this ball game in a 66 tie. He’ll face Tyler Wade, Alias Das, and Fernando Tatis Jr. Tyler 0 for one today. Had a line drive right back up the middle, but it was snared. Then he walked in his next plate apparent. First pitch that he sees from Bender way inside for a ball. Slider at 87 mph. It’s going to be sweeper sliders sinkers at 97 mph. Change up in a four seamer as well. Lot coming out of that bullpen. 10 taking for a strike on the inside corner. Slider at 87. One to Tyler Wade. Bender working out of a stretch. Tall right-handed lines and deals. This is inside. Change of two and one. The out of town scoreboard is bright. Brought to you by K&G Psychiatry, official mental health partner of the Padres’s Radio Network, offering PMS, that’s transcranial magnetic stimulation. Help those military heroes in need to lift the fog of depression. Visit kmgc psychiatry.com. 2-1 catches the bottom part of the zone for Tyler Wade. Count now even at two and two to the Padres’s right fielder. Stitchy pitch. Fly ball right field. Well hit playable. Sanchez started back. Now he’s coming in waiting. Waiting. Makes the catch for the first out here in the bottom of the sixth inning. Tyler Waver tired. That’ll bring up the Diaz. Let’s get into some of those scores, including when the Guardians score five runs in the bottom of the eighth inning. They come from behind and beat the Dodgers 7 to four. So, a Padres’s win and they’ll just be one game out of first place in the NL West. Over in Detroit, the Tigers beat the Giants four to three. Played a three-game sweep. Giants only scored five runs in the entire series. And the Detroit Tigers now best record in baseball. I don’t think anybody anticipated that. First, Julius Diaz taking a strike. In Houston, the Astros beat the A’s 5 to3. A’s have now lost 13 of their last 14, dropping from second place to last place in the AL West. Tough run. Owen Diaz popped up right side on the infield going back to the second baseman Senoha. He’s got it. Calling for it. Makes the catch. Two away. Milwaukee. The Brewers beat the Red Sox six to five in 1080. They now have back-to-back walk-off wins for the first time in 13 years. Walk-off wins, I should say. First time in 13. And in Phoenix, Paul SK and the Pirates are beating the Diamondbacks eight to nothing in the top of the eighth inning. A lot going on in National League West already today. Here’s Fernando. Swings and misses at the first sweep for 0 and one. I think if you’ve had a chance to see Detroit, it’s definitely not a surprise to see them leading the way in the American League. 01 taking first strike. 0 and2. No, they’ve got a good ball club. They finished off last season strong and it was no joke. We saw them and I think we were both impressed with what we saw. No doubt. Still don’t expect them to have maybe the best record overall. They’re getting it done. O2 popped up right side again. Senoha calling for it again. Waiting for it on the edge of the grass now. Makes the catch for the final out. Padres’s retired in order in the bottom of the sixth. We head to the seventh. Padres’s and Marlins tied at seven on the Padres’s radio network. Your day in baseball starts with MLB Central. Let’s get it started. Lead off your morning with in-depth breakdowns, perfect balance, interviews with the players. Get back to the fast ball. I know what that passion feels like. and a little bit keeping problem of everything else. The window seats are the baseball day begins with MLB Central weekdays at 10 a.m. Eastern only on MLB Network. If you’re not watching this show, you’re the problem. Great moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith Clarks wanted to write down the line and he goes crazy, folks. Go crazy. 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Javier Senoha Victor Mesa Jr. and Augustine Ramirez is scheduled to face Yuki Matsoui was into the ball game. Second reliever used by Mike Schil. It was Kyle Hart the start of the ball game. David Morgan came in. First pitch swinging, first pitch missing is Javier Senoha. Senoha one for two today. Flew out to center field in the third. Doubled and scored in the fifth, hitting .241 on the season coming into the ball game with one home run, 13 RBI as was 0 for five in the first two games of this series. 01 from Matt Suie. Big swing and a miss. Way out in front of that split at 84 miles an hour. 0 and2. Boy, when that pitch is on, Tony, it’s nasty. It it it’s really nasty. It was interesting. So Noah kind of swung at the first one and kind of gave what the hitters do. Oh, good pitch. And then Matt Suie comes back with another one and he waves over the top of that one. Didn’t quite have the same look back after that one. The first one’s like, “Okay, I see what you got. Good pitch. Go ahead, throw it again.” He did and he missed it again. 0 and2 was able to hold up on that one. Not bad location though. Not a bad idea. Look, everybody knows you’re going to throw a third one as long as you make it better than the first two, right? And Sonoma made the adjustment. He holds up one and two. The count now for the right hand hitting second base. One, two pitch. Missing inside and low. Sweeper that time. Count now two and two. Being fooled on the first two pitches. Able to spit on a third split. lay off the sweeper to move the count to two-2 pitch. Swung a line drive over the head of Manny Machado heading over towards the left field corner. Gavin Sheets is going to just have to play it off the wall. It’s going to be a leadoff double for Senoha. His second double of the ball game. Those are the type of things that when you’re a Marlins ball club or in charge of a Marlins ball club, you’re looking at nice young hitter comes up lay fooled on his first two, but then he makes the adjustment, gets himself back in a count where he can be aggressive, gets the fast ball, doesn’t miss it. Lead off double for you know what really impressed me right there with the swing also, Tony, after the long arm swings on those split fingers. Really stayed kept the hands inside nice and tight on that fast ball in. Nice adjustment. Shortened up, doubles the left. Here’s Victor Mesa Jr. left-hand hitting center fielder. 0 for two today with a couple of flyyous. Shows bunt gets it down third base side. Manny Machado has it. Fields it over to first base in time, but the sacrifice is successful. So Noah now standing on third base with one down here in the seventh and a 66 dime. Well, just like that leadoff double, a sack bunt. Marlins 90 ft away from taking this lead. And a hot batter coming to the plate and Augustine Ramirez wasn’t hot in the first two games necessarily, but two hits today, including a solo home run. And Mike Schul is going to take the ball away from Yuki Matsu. He’s had a right-hander heating up in the bullpen. We’ll take a timeout and we’ll let you know who’s coming in for the Padres’s here in the seventh inning. You’re listening to Padres’s baseball on the Padres’s Radio Network. Late Night Watches, duty days. Off base is coming in a brand new format. Join Lauren Gardner and Xavier Scrugs as they explore all the baseball buzz across social media, pop culture, and around the majors. The Off-Base Podcast, Sundays at 11:00 a.m. Eastern, only on MLB Network. The MLB Network podcast is here. Join your favorite on air personalities for unique perspectives, in-depth interviews, and untold stories from on and off the field. The MLB Network podcast presented by New Balance, Sundays at 11:30 Eastern. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Boston with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith Clarks went into it right down the line. It may go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2 and a home run by the Wizards. Crazy. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Turn to their setup man. Jason Adams. 27th appearance. Having a terrific season. 5-0 with a 135 erra. Opponents hitting just 122 on the year. Let’s pause 10 seconds for station identification on the Padres’s Radio Network. AWFN and KWFN HD1 San Diego. Hi, this is Jackson Merrill. The Padres’s play here on 973 death and honesty sports station. Bob Scanland filling in for Jesse Agler alongside Tony Gwyn Jr. Jason Adam coming into the ball game with a runner on third base, one out. Top of the seventh inning, a 6-6 tie and the leadoff man Augustine Ramirez at the plate. Padres’s have the infield in. First pitch hits by Diaz all the way to the back stop and all of a sudden the Marlins have a seven-6 lead on the wild pitch is able to score and things have really taken a turn for the Padres’s here throughout the course of this ball game. They had a 6-1 lead at one point. They now trail 76 here in the top of the seventh. I just don’t know if there’s anything Diaz could do about it. This ball just yanked and spiked. gets away and the Marlins take the lead. One to Ramirez. Fouled back straight back. Even up the count at 1 and1. This pitching chain was brought to you by Valvaline instant oil change. Valvaline is your 15minute instant drive-thru oil change. Visit socal oil change.com for directions and discounts. That’s socal oilchange.com. One-1 Ramirez misses outside two and one. Mike Shield had the right idea. He had Jason Adam heating up behind Yuki Matsui hoping that Suie could get through the first two batters. He wanted him to face the left-hander Victor Mesa Jr. He just wasn’t hoping that there would be a runner on third when he had to bring Jason Adam into the ball game. Two1 Ramirez swung on line drive base hit into left field. Jackson Merrell will cut it off. And the rally continues for the Marlins here in the seventh. You said it earlier, this team is not going to go away. They may be young, they may be inexperienced, but the one thing that they have all shown throughout this year is that they’re going to play hard. Five in the fifth, they’ve gotten one here in the seventh and threatening for more. Eric Wagamman now comes to the plate. He’s one for three today with a single back in the fifth. That was a fiveun fifth for the Marlins. It tied this ball game at six at this point. Mars now have a 76 lead here in the top of the seventh. Quick draw to first base. Quite tagged by Lisa Rise, but there’s back safely. Yeah, as Tony mentioned, it’s a young club, youngest in all of Major League Baseball, 26 and a half years of age of their position players. Check swing. He went around 0 and one. But they’re gritty and as we talked about yesterday, Tony, a bunch of guys that are getting opportunities that they might not have gotten elsewhere and they are hungry and trying to make the most of it. A one out of Wagman fouls it off to the plate and that gets a piece of Diaz. Diaz goes down and hopefully the professional courtesy leas Diaz give him a chance to get some feeling back in that knee. it. This team is has a bunch of past thoughts from different organizations and having experience being on a team like that here in San Diego in 2010, you can create a lot of good vibes by guys who want to play. They want to be out there. They want to prove that they belong at this level. And as this ball club is still learning, you can see that they care. 0 and two the count. This is high one and two. Yeah. Looking at their roster to a bunch position players. I think there’s only one homegrown player. Everyone else is either rule five created for picked up through waiverss. One two to Wagman line driving to left field. This one’s going to fall in for a base hit in front of Gavit Sheets. He bobbles it. Now they’re going to try to take the extra base. Here comes the throw. It is going to be in time. Augustine Ramirez is getting a little bit aggressive. Gavin Sheets recovering after the bobble. Makes a nice throw to Manny McDra at third base for the second half. Great job by Sheets. I know the initial bobble is what Dave Ramire is the idea that he might have a chance to beat there. But what I love what Sheets did was he didn’t panic. He foubled that ball. He kept his his calm about him. Picked it up. A two hop throw. A great pick up and tag by Manny. They get the second out at third. Wagman still standing at first base. Two down. The batter is Otto Lopez. First pitch to Lopez. Swing on fouled at the plate. Yeah, as he mentioned, nice job by Gavin Sheets not to panic. Also, really nice play by Manny and he had actually played behind the runner. The runner is sliding. The ball is short hopping. Manny just held his ground, was able to pick it and then apply the tag. Having a goal glover over it. Two down, a run is in. Marlins have a 76 lead. Jason Adams trying to keep it there. Owen to Lopez. Fly ball to right field. Racing over Tyler Wade. This one is going to land foul. It looked like it was going to be trouble there for a sec. It did. I thought it might just drop right inside the chalk line, but just a little bit of an enough English on it to carry it into foul territory. And the count now 0 and2 fans join the Padres’s on deck membership weight list. Enjoy the best access and value on Padres’s baseball. While memberships are currently sold out, enjoy weight list benefits now while securing your spot in line to become a future season ticket member. Learn more at padres.com/weightlist. 02 pitch to Lopez. Ground ball up the middle. Base hit. Gavin Sheets is going to charge. Let’s see if they think about going the extra base. No. Aman says, “I better just hold my ground.” So, it’ll be runners on first and second. The rally continues here for the Marlins. Three consecutive hits now off of Jason Adams. Jackson Merrell did a nice job cutting the space down. That prevented Wagaman from going first to third. But yeah, three straight hits for the Marlins. They continue the threat to try to add to the lead. Urban Diablo will now make his way to the mound. Get Jason Adam back on track. I’m not used to seeing this kind of contact off Jason Adams. came into the ball game with a 1.35 home earned run average, but not been scored upon in his last seven trips to the mound and still has not been scored upon here in the seventh inning. Although it’s been a challenge for him, did a first pitch filed pitch when he entered the ball game that allowed the go-ahead run to score and has since allowed backto backto back singles. And out for a good throw by Gavin Sheets and a nice tag by Manny Machado. A run would be in. As it stands, runners on first and second with two outs. The batter is the left-hand hitting left fielder Kyle Stard. And it comes set. Checks the runner at second. First pitch to Stard. Ground ball to the right side over the mound. Jakewood grabs it. Gloves it. Flips it over to first base in time. And that’ll do. Nice running play by Jake on the glove to glove put out. That’ll put an end to the Melons rally in the seventh inning. They do get a run as we head to the bottom of the seventh. Harland 7, Padres’s six on the Padres’s Radio Network. Hey players, things are about to get real here in San Diego. Introducing the all new hope. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is ao taco. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Your day in baseball starts with MLB Central. 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Enrique is coming on for the 24th time this season and has a stellar 1.78 ear run average. He’s not been scored upon in any of his last 11 trips to the mound. And the Padres’s will try to turn that around as they try to forge their fourth consecutive come from behind victory. Luis Arise will lead things off for the Padres’s. Luis one for four today. Excuse me, one for three. He looks at a first pitch fast ball at 96 mph but misses low. Ball one blew out to center field in the first, singled in the third and then had a sacrifice fly in the fourth inning. One to Louise right down the middle for a strike. This pitching change is brought to you by Myiar Kitchen and Bath. When it’s time to upgrade your kitchen or bath, think of San Diego’s top kitchen and bath remodelers for more than 30 years. Visit myaritchen andbath.com to book your free consultation today. One to arise. This is down low. Two and one. Seven runs, 11 hits, one error for the Marlins. Six runs, eight hits, no errors for the Padres. Marlins trying to return the favor to what the Padres’s did to the fish yesterday. The two on the arise, missing upstairs, three and one. The Padres’s took what the Marlins thought was going to be a sure victory and turned it into a loss. They trailed six nothing yesterday. Walked away with the 8-6 victory. Padres’s today had a 6-1 lead. Thought they were in control of it. Now they trail seven to six. Next pitch misses outside. Ball four. Lead off walk to Elisa Luis Arise gets things started for the Padres’s here in the seventh. That’ll bring up Manny Machado. Second time on base for Luis. maintains his one for two today and gives the CH Padres’s a chance to possibly tie this ball game up. This is the guy he won at the plate. Manny’s been hot. 357 batting average over the last seven ball games, including three home runs. First pitch to Manny. Hopped up right side on the infield. Second base and first base both calling for it, but it’s going to be the second baseman Senoha who makes the catch. One away. like a sweeper from Henriquez and gets Manny off the end. Keeps him in the infield for out number one. One down. That’ll bring up Jackson Merrill. One for three today. Doubled and scored back in the second. First pitch of Jackson misses down low. Fans the seventh inning stretch is brought to you by bulkhead energy built by heroes for hero go-to energizer for military first responders and essential workers of all professor bulkhead energy fuel for heroes go to bulkheaden energy.com comes set the 10 to Jackson foul straight back into the screen 101 Jackson writing a fivegame hitting streak now after his double in the second inning. Hit safely in eight of his last 12 ball games. 311 since his return from the IIL. Runner goes, pitch is swung on. Fouled at the plate. That got a piece of the catch for good jump by Luis, but he’s going to have to go back. Didn’t run Tony. I don’t think so. Change up. running away. As said, Arise certainly got the type of jump that would indicate he was going straight steel. Only two stolen bases on the season for Louise. Trying to get himself in the scoring position for Jackson Merrill. Count now one and two. Left handing center fielder. The pitch swinging a miss. Strike three. Got him. Fast ball at 97. Jackson couldn’t catch up to it. Two down. Chases off the plate. 97. Orans have two outs here in the seventh. Now Porz will go out and have a chat with Enriquez and he’s trying to get a scouting report with Gavin Sheets coming to the court. Try still standing at first base. He represents the tying run. Gavin Sheep one for three or one for two today. Had an RBI single back in the second inning. Walking scored in the fourth. Grounded out in the fifth. First pitching inside for a ball. Holy sheep champ starting to pick up here in the crowd. One pitch to Gavin. Catches the outside corner for a strike. Perfect sweeper right there. Right on the outside corner. Back door to Sheets. Moves the count to 1-1. Gavin’s looking for something in the middle of the plate that he can drive. And they’ve done some damage against right-hand pitching this year. 279 average, nine home runs. Looking for number 10 against the righties. Next pitch missing down low. Two and one. One thing he’s talked about and that we’ve seen him do particularly well this year is handle the ball down. That is something that has been a bugaboo for him. Worked on it a lot. Hitler received the fruits of it right now. Feel like a lot of his damage has come on quality pitches. Then two swung on to right field indeed. This one is going to be gone. Two-run home run for Gavin Sheets. Puts the Padres’s on top. Eight to seven. You can’t say it’s a surprise at this point. He has already this year hit some big home runs in big spots. Add this to the list. Tried to back door sweeper. He didn’t get it down enough. Exit stage right for Gavin Sheets. Two-run shot. 11th of the year. RBI’s 32 and 33. And just like that, the Padres’s have regained the lead. An absolute no doubter. As soon as he hit it, his way was pulling in the cross on plate, but he was eyeballing that one all the way over the right field wall. 8-7 Padres’s. Here’s Xander. First pitch taken first strike. We just talking about it, Tony. The damage that he’s done against right-hand pitching this year and how he’s just gotten better and better as this season has gone on at doing damage. And he does some big damage here in the seventh inning. Swung on, popped up right on top of the mound. Coming into the shorts stop in the second baseman. It’ll be the short stop Lopez who calls for it and makes the catch. Well, the Padres’s take an 8-7 lead on home run number 11 on the season for Gavin Sheets. A two-run blast. We head to the eighth inning. Padres’s 8-7 over the fish on the Padres’s Radio Network. Hi, sorry, did I startle you? When you’re used to hearing a certain type of moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith Corks want to write down the line. It may go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2 and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. You know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Your day in baseball starts with MLB Central. Let’s get it started. Lead off your morning with in-depth breakdowns, perfect balance, interviews with the players. Get back to the fast ball. I know what that passion feels like and a little bit properly of everything else. 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Gavin had a little hot sauce on that swing. a little lean back into the right-handed batters box as he had to gather himself to get going towards first base. Oh, but he knew he got it. He was eyeballing it the whole way. One hits him right in the head. Connor Norby down as he just took a change up in the helmet. The training crew is coming out for the Marlins right away. Clayton Makoa coming out right away. Jason Adams is coming in to try to see how he’s doing, but he is down on the ground and not moving right now. Leas Diaz is taking a look and the medical team for the Padres’s is going to go out here as well. Very scary moment here at Petco Park. Thank goodness it wasn’t a fast, but an 87 mph change up nonetheless hitting Connor Norby right in the helmet. Knocked his helmet off. Norby immediately went down to the ground and he’s still down. Tony, that is scary. I mean, the things he has going for him is he was starting to duck out of the way and his helmet was starting to come off his head as that ball connected with his head. So, you know, I know it’s a change up, but anytime you get hit in the head, remember a change up even at this level was still 80 plus 83 84 plus miles per hour. And the fact that he had kind of softened that blow by kind of already getting out of the way and the helmet starting to come off, I think is uh really a blessing. No, you’re absolutely right, Tony. It looked like it wasn’t as flush it as it could have been. And he is standing up now getting a nice round of applause from the crowd here at Petco Park. He’s trying to stay in this game. He’s working on it. He’s trying to talk the trainers into it. It looks like they’re giving him some of the test, checking his eyes right now, doing the concussion protocol. And he’s he finished he finished test one and immediately was trying to grab his helmet. He’s still trying to grab it as the trainer is still having a tough discussion with him right now. He’s going to first base. Yeah, he’s winning that little debate with the training team. And Clayton Makulla is walking down the first baseline with him as is the training staff still. He’s put his helmet on and it looks like they still might be trying to negotiate with him, Tony. Yeah, still talking to him. Probably making sure he’s still checking all those boxes and they may very well let him stay in, but they’re still going to check on him after this inning for sure because sometimes these symptoms don’t hit you right away. Well, I imagine there’s some adrenaline going on right away and for sure. Well, they’re going to leave now as Clayton Mako and the training staff is going to leave the field as we mentioned. Conor Norby now standing at first base and he’s going to resume. So, a very scary moment here, but hopefully everything okay. Getting back to the baseball of the moment, the Marlins now have a runner on first base with nobody out. And Nick Forez coming to the plate. That hander Wandu Peralta getting loose in the Padre pin. 8-7 Padres’s lead here in the top of the eighth. First pitch to Forz misses way outside. Ball one. Jason Adams has had his struggle since coming into the ball game. Issued a wild pitch that allowed the go-ahead run to score. Allowed three consecutive singles. Was able to get out of the seventh inning, but hits the first batter here in the eighth. Pitch to Fortz catches the inside corner for a strike. This is a guy usually with elite command with all of his pitches. You can see pretty early on in this outing that kind of feeling for that command right now. One-1 popped up coming right at us Tony, but it’s going to be a little bit short. Count now one and two. infield shaded for a right hand pull hitter Jake Cronor towards the second base bag. One-two pitch. Ground ball to the left side. Manny charges, scoops it, can’t handle it. He was thinking about going to second, but everyone’s going to be safe. And Manny picks the ball up, snatches it with anger, and now he throws it to Jason Adam. That’s a play that you would think in most circumstances once it’s in the hands of Manny Machado, he underhand flips it to second base for at least the lead runner. But the Padres’s get none. And now Mike Schul is going to have to come out and go to his bullpen. He may have gotten ahead of himself. I think he once he fielded it, he was thinking about turning it to second base. Yep. And as he went to do it, lost control of it. They’ll get an error and the Marlins will have first and second after this pitching change. Jason Adam leaves the ball game. We’ll take a timeout when we come back. We’ll let you know who’s coming in from the Padres’s pen on the Padres’s Radio Network. Hey, it’s Gravy. 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These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. 23rd appearance of the year 2 and 0 in a 457 RA. And the Marlins saw Wy Peralta in game number one where he threw a scoreless inning. Wie called in with runners on first and second. Nobody out. Jesus Sanchez at the plate for the Marlins. He’s been their hottest hitter for this series by far. First pitch swinging fouled off the left side out of play. How hot has he been? Six for 12 with two home runs. For Alta trying to preserve this 8-7 Padres’s lead in the eighth inning on and relief of Jason Adam. had him unusually not effective today. Just didn’t have control of his pitches. He had one pitch. Ground ball up the middle. This could be two. Xander over to second base for one. Jake over to first. Not in time. It was close, but Sanchez digging hard is able to avoid the double play. Padres’s were not challenged. It was close, but just a little too slow developing for the Padres’s to get two. Sanchez able to leg the back end out and that just keeps the inning alive for Senoa or excuse me for Senoa. Yeah, excuse me. Yep. This pitching change is brought to you by Sids Carpet Barn. Sids Carpet Barn stands alone as San Diego’s four covering leader from a huge selection of premium high-end choices to quality budget friendly options. Sids has you covered. Wani Peralta now has runners on first and third with one out. Javier Senoha at the plate. The first pitch to Senoa. Little blooper towards right field. Could be trouble. Taylor Wade coming in, but he’s going to be there to make the catch. And because it was so shallow, the runner at third, Norby couldn’t even think about trying to score. That is a big second out for the Padres’s. Padres’s will certainly take the early out. Like a change up down and away, way off the plate. Norby puts it in play. Not deep enough. Peralta now one out away from getting out of this inning. All series long, we’ve seen this Marlins offense very aggressive. A lot of first pitch swinging, but the Padre pitchers have done a nice job of countering it, making quality pitches early in the count. That was another example of it. First and third, two outs. Here’s Mesa Jr. swinging a miss. More early attack. This time from Mesa Jr. He falls behind 01. Mesa Jr. 0 for two today and had a sacrifice bunt back in the seventh inning. 8-7 Padres’s lead. Top of the eighth. First and third, two outs. Peralta gets a sign. He likes a left-hander come set. Oh, Mesa in the dirt. Blocked by Diaz. After going through a little bit of a rough stretch earlier in the month, has really found himself again. Five consecutive outings now where he’s throwing the ball well. One to Mesa missing inside. Two and one. Victor Mesa Jr. defector from Cuba with his brother a few years ago. Both of them signing with the Marlins. Mesa Jr. getting to the big league. Got his first big league hit yesterday. Andre infield in the pole position. Xander behind second base. Next pitch misses way outside. Three and one. This is the matchup wants right here. Yep. Lefty on left. Got a I would say a much more dangerous Ramirez who’s got three hits on today, including a homer. The 3-1 pitch way outside ball four. He’s loaded the bases. And to your point, Tony, bringing up the hottest hitter for the Marlins today. And Augustine Ramirez, the designated hitter, as Tony mentioned, three hits, a solo home run back in the third, an RBI single in the fifth, he singled in the seventh. And now Ruben Ya will go out and have a chat with Wii Peralta. Not how Wy wanted that at bat to go there. Walks him on five pitches and they’ll have a tough matchup. and Augustine Ramirez, who’s three for four, two RBI’s, a homer, and the bases will be loaded. Stein Ramirez has looked good really all series. I know only had the one hit coming into today’s action, but has hit the ball well. Have a chance right here to Will the Marlins Elite. He was a number 55 prospect coming into the season. Always had the good hit tool and he’s showed it so far in this season as Tony explained. Base is loaded, two outs. 8-7 Padres’s lead. The first fish to Ramirez. Swung on line drive. Base hit in center field. One run is going to score. Here comes the throw. The second run is going to score. And all of a sudden, the Marlins have taken the lead 9 to8. Well, you mentioned it, Tony. That was not the matchup that the Padres’s wanted. Ramirez wasting no time. We’ve seen that all series long, swinging early in the two-run single. Scores Norvy and Forez to give the Marlins the lead. Walk Burns. Wandi Peralta. And the Marlins get a one-run lead as Eric Wagaman comes to the plate. Wagman two for four today. A couple of singles in his last two plate appearances. Looks to the first pitch ball. No action in the Padres’s bullpen. They’ve been used a lot and Wii Caralt is going to have to work out of this out of his own it looks like. Next pitch missing outside. The normally stout Padres’s bullpen has given way today. 200 swing a line drive over the head of Manny Machado into the corner. Mesa Jr. is going to score. Gavin Sheets trying to get a handle on it. They’re going to send another runner. He’s heading home. Here comes the throw from Xander. He is out at the plate. But the Marlins do get another run as the inning comes to an end. They now have a 10 to8 lead over the Padres’s as we head to the bottom of the eighth inning. You’re listening to the Padres’s Radio Network. Tony Gwyn Jr. here. Baseball season is upon us, which means long days and restless nights. 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Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Ao taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and mlb.com. Is brought to you by Frozen Ropes. Parents want to see your 6 to 12year-old get in the game this summer. Frozen Rope Summer League runs June 16th through August 17th with games, training, and tons of fun. Check them out at san diegozenroppes.com. That’s San Diego.com. Bottom of the eighth inning, Padres’s trailing the Marlins 10 to8. It’s been a seessaw battle. Jake Croner will lead things off for the Padres’s. Ronnie Enrique still in the ball game for the Marlins. The first pitch to Jake misses outside. Jake went for two today with a two-run double back in the fourth inning. That’s when the Padres’s thought they had this game in control. They were winning six to one at that point. But a lot has happened since then. One to Jake on the outside corner to knees for a strike. They even up at one and one. Marlins came back with five runs of their own in the top of the fifth inning to tie the ball game up. They then took the lead in the seventh. The Padres’s came back to score two in the bottom of the seventh to take the lead back and then the Marlins responded with three of their own in the eighth and that’s where we stand. 108 fish. Next pitch of Jake in their first strike one and two and stay tuned for the Hu Casino Resort Padres’s postgame show. Sammy Levit immediately following the ball game. One two pitch to Jake. Excuse me. This is outside for a ball. Two and two. Change up at 92 miles an hour. 22 missing upstairs. Robert is beginning to get loose in the Padre pin. The 3-2 pitch to Jake Cronorth is swung on a miss. Strike three. It’s a heck of a change up right there. 32 drops it just below the zone. Well executed to get the punch. Power change up at 92 mph. Tyler Wade now stepping into the left-hand batters box. Tyler 0 for two today with a walk. Swings first pitch. Pop up left side heading towards foul territory. May reach the stands and it will be a souvenir in the seat set. Third baseman Connor Norby was given case. Tony mentioned it earlier. Had it been a ball game like this last week, you’d be wondering if the Padres’s have the offense to overcome this 108 deficit. But the way that they’ve been swinging the bat over the last four or five games much better and the way they’ve been swinging it today, anything can happen. The 01 to Tyler missing upstairs one. They’ve proven in this game alone that they can still figure out a way. They’ve done it twice in this series. three times in this series. One to Tyler on the outside corner for a strike. Talked about Enriquez in the year he’s having thus far. He is making some pitches here in his eighth inning. The one pitch he did not make was a mistake to Gavin Sheets with a two-run home run in the seventh. That gave the Padres’s their 97 lead at that point, excuse me, 8-7 lead at that point. As noted, Marlins came back with three of their own in the top of the eighth. Three take the lead. One, two Mitch down low to Tyler Wade. Count now even at two and two. Left hand hitting right field. The pitch. This is down low. Counts forward. Second time this inning that Enriquez has gone full count to a Padres’s batter. He’s able to come up for big change up to put away Jake. Let’s see what he goes to to tie away. Wouldn’t be surprised if he goes to him. He went to 22 change and the rule of thumb for a hitter is if he’s willing to do a 22, he’s most likely willing to do a 3-2. The pitch swung on a miss. Strike three. Nasty slider back foot again. Well executed. 3-2. Had to be presented right. Ball starts inner third. Ends off the plate off of that back foot. Gets the punching. I don’t think he was even trying to throw it there. Looked like his catcher for was set up on the outside corner as though they were going to try to throw it back door, but it ended up back foot and it was nasty. Here’s Elias Diaz. First pitch swing, hot chopper down the third baseline, backhanded by Norby across the diamond in time to retire Diaz for the final out. Padres’s go down in order in the bottom of the eighth. They head to the ninth. They trail the Marlins 10 to8. You’re listening to Padres’s baseball. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one into right down the line. It may go. Go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2. A home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. You know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one- run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and mlb.com. March. The Starbucks summer berry refresher is officially back. Bold notes of raspberry, blueberry, and blackberry shaken with ice and poured over raspberry flavored pearls. Try it with lemonade or coconut milk. Available for a limited time. Your summer berry refresher is ready at Starbucks. Nth inning Padres’s trailing the Marlins 10 to8. Lonnie Peralta will go back to the mound for the Padres’s. He will face a 3, four, five batters for the Marlins. Otto Lopez will lead things off. First pitch to Lopez. Misses outside for a ball. Been a seessaw battle. Padres’s have had the lead three different times today and they’ve not been able to hold on to it. One to Lopez. Ground ball left side. Going to be Xander charging. Offbalance throw over to first base in time to retire Lopez for the first out here in the ninth. One up, one down. That’ll bring up the left fielder. Left hand hitting Kyle Sters. Christian High School graduate. 0 for four today. One for 13 on the series now despite coming into the ball game as being the most dangerous hitter in this Marlins lineup. First pitch swing, ground ball to left side. Manny’s there. He backhands it over to first base in time just barely to retire Sters. Quickly two down. Couple quick outs for Peralta. Padres’s will have the top of the lineup coming up in the ninth. Conor Norvy stepping up to the plate and last inning he led the inning off by being hit in the helmet on a change up out of the hand of Jason Adams. Scary moment. Seems to be okay. First pitch to him in their first strike. Nobody on, two outs. Top of the ninth inning. Padres’s tailing trailing 10 to eight. Next pitch bywi Peralta. Misses outside. Evens it up at 1-1. That’s the change up at 89 mph. Jake Cronorth playing up the middle against the right hand hitting Nordon. Next pitch taken for a strike. Forcing fast ball at 95. One and two. One, two, pitch. Swinging a miss. Strike three. Got it. And Peralta makes quick work of the Marlins here in the ninth, but the Pavies have their work to do. Head to the bottom of the ninth. They trail the Marlins 10 to eight. And they put together another comeback win. 15th time this season. We’ll find out right here on the Pops Radio Network. Hello. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? Taco, a home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with an Taco, his 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. It’s a great night for baseball. This matchup features some of the best talent in the game. A lot of power, a lot of marquee names. Here we go. Buckle up, folks. There’s a guy being spot on. The bats have come alive. We’re just playing Powerball. This place doesn’t know what these teams are entertaining. The show continues. Experience gametoame coverage of the night’s biggest moments live and commercial free. MLB Network Strike Zone Wednesday and Friday nights all season. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith corks one into right down the line. It may go crazy, folks. Goes crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com or call 8005756812. That’s 8005756812. Tax relief advocates. Real solutions for real people. Bottom of the ninth inning, the Padres’s trail the Marlins 10 to8. Pitching change for the Marlins. It’s going to be the San Diego boys. Calvin Fier coming into the ball game to try to close this one down and prevent the sweep at the hands of the Padres’s. And he will have to face the top of the Padres’s lineup. and Otatis Jr. Luis Rise and Manny Machado. Well, Shayhan for the 21st time this season, a 5.5 earned run average. Well, that may be a little bit deceiving. He had a 2.25 earned run average until three outings ago where he allowed six runs in no innings of work. That’ll blow up your earned run average, but the Padres’s faced him in game number one. They put a blowing save on him. First pitch to Fernando, taken for a strike. Fast ball at 94 milesPH. working out of the stretch position. The 01 to Fernando swing on fly ball to right field. Playable. Sanchez comes in, drifts to his left and catches it for the first out here in the ninth. Breaking ball off the end of the bat. Sanchez camped under it for out number one for Luis Arise to try to set the table for Manny Machado. I mentioned the blowing save two nights ago. That was thanks to a home run by Manny Machado. Elise one for two today with a sacrifice and a walk. Looks for a first pitch strike. Cut her at 92 mph. The one to rise missing outside 101. O’Shea 29 years old 611 190 from Chula Vista California went to Hilltop High School the right-handers one-1 offering ground ball to the right side backhanded by Senoha over to first base scooped over first in time to retire a rise hard up the middle to his right the baby jump throw Oh, they get a rise. Round number two. Two down. Padres’s down to their final out. It’s up to Manny Machado to keep things alive. As we mentioned, Manny took Boschet deep two nights ago. First pitch misses high for a ball. Nobody on, two out. Bottom of the ninth inning. Padres’s trail 10 to eight. Jackson Merrill awaits on deck. The one to Manny high and tight. Ball two. Fast ball at 96 mph. Manny just leaned out of the way of it. Now he digs back into the right hand batter’s box. Open stance. Bat rested on his shoulder. The two going on. Popped up right side. Playable. The first baseman wagon. man was camped underneath it in foul territory and he’ll make the catch for the final out. The Marlins avoid the sweep. They’re able to take the final match between the Padres’s by a score of 10 to eight. There’s a lot to break down with this one. It was a roller coaster ride, but we’re going to take a timeout. When we come back, we’ll give you the recap of this one. We’ll get you ready for the series with the Pirates coming to town. You’re listening to Padres’s Baseball on the Padres’s Radio Network. Grilling is personal. 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That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith corks one in right down the line. It may go. Go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the star of three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Introducing baseball’s all new national pregame show. MLB tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dad, and a star roster for a preview of all the nights matchups. Get a first look at the lineups. Everyone looks good right now for the Yankees. First take from the players. I’m just excited to put any pair of cleats on. And the first of many breakdowns before the first pitch. A full night of baseball starts at 5. MLB Tonight’s National Pregame Show weekdays at 5 Eastern on MLB Network for the Marlins in a lot of cases to kind of keep things going and gave up a couple homers today on pitches that were up. I thought for the most part he threw the ball pretty well, but those kind of little dink and dunk hits ended up coming back to hurt him in the end. You know, it looked like it was going to be another heroic day for Gavin Sheets. He came up with the two-run home run in the seventh. Uh but unfortunately the Padre bullpen just not able to get it done today, Tony. And granted, they’ve been used a lot. And Jason Adam came into the game and he could just tell he just didn’t have his normal sharp stuff and issued a wild pitch to bring across the go-ahead run and then he ends up taking the loss today. Wandi Peralta also not able to get the job done today. Just just a tough day for the bullpen. But again, a lot’s been asked. Yeah, lot’s been asked and uh I think the off day is coming at a good time that these guys kind of have a full day of rest, no throwing and um listen, I think they’ll bounce back as they have all season long and and be the bullpin. We saw today just wasn’t their day. Yeah. And in fairness also the Padres’s had an opportunity to get out of that eighth inning. Ground ball to Manny Machado. He’s not able to handle it. So the three runs that scored at the end, none of them earned. Um kind of an interesting series in terms of displays by both teams end up being determinant in the in the outcomes of the games. Well, the Padres’s only had this game where they didn’t play the type of defense and it ended up coming back to to Hanum and it cost them a sweep and on a day in which almost everybody in the division loses, you had a chance to pick up a game. Uh, unfortunately, they’re not able to do that. And, you know, they’ll get the off day, regroup, come back ready for the Pirates. I think it’ll be an important off day, especially for this Padres’s bullpen. Again, a lot’s been asked. They’ve done a great job all season long. Not able to get it done today. And the Padres’s fall to the Miami Marlins by a score of 10-8. 10 runs, 13 hits, one error for the Marlins. Eight runs, nine hits, one error for the Padres’s. Jason Adams suffers a loss. He drops to 5-1. Ronnie Enriquez ends up being the winning pitcher today. Improves to three- one. The save goes to the San Diego native Kelvin Bosch. Third save of the season for him. 33,885 on hand to watch this ball game. Time of the game 2 hours and 36 minutes. Padres’s baseball has been a presentation of Odyssey and the Padres’s Radio Network. Our producer engineers day Marcus studio coordinators Jeff Hamby for Tony Glenn Jr. and Jesse Agler. I’m Bob Scandlin reminding you to join us Friday at 6:40 when the Padres’s take on the Pirates. Stay tuned for the Amul Casino Resort postgame show with Sam Levit coming up next. 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Stay tuned for the Podra Postgame Show with Sam Levit on the Pods Radio Network. Remember when customer service mattered at the grilling store at Hillrest Ace Hard? take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Your day in baseball starts with MLB Central. Let’s get it started. Lead off your morning with in-depth breakdowns, perfect balance, interviews with the players. Get back to the fast ball. I know what that passion feels like and a little bit behave properly. Everything else the window seats are. The baseball day begins with MLB Central, weekdays at 10 a.m. Eastern, only on MLB Network. If you’re not watching this show, you’re the problem. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Next phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. H with ano taco. his 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts went in right down the line. It may go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the score of three to two. The home run by the Wizard. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Here’s to his laundry this morning. Several hours later, James sniffs the irresistible scent of gain on a shirt. Oh, gain. Several hours later, James has even caught the attention of his mother-in-law, and she never gives him attention. Ooh, you smell amazing, James. Oh, thanks, Mom. I love you, too. I never said that. 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It’s a place where you can stay and play in every possible way. Hamul Casino Resort, the players place. This was a tough one for the Padres’s here today. We’ll get into all of it. We’ll hear from Padres’s manager Mike Schil. We’ll have a full game recap, go through the radio highlights. But to sum it up quickly, Padres’s had a six to1 lead in this game after a fiveun bottom half of the fourth inning. And then immediately they give it up in the top of the fifth inning. Kyle Hart and David Morgan allowing five runs in the top of the fifth as the Marlins tie the game at six. Miami then takes a lead seven to six in the top of the seventh inning. Gavin Sheets delivers a huge two-run home run to go ahead put the Padres’s ahead 8 to7 in the bottom half of the seventh inning. And then the Marlins against Jason Adam and Wii Peralta score three in the top of the eighth inning as Miami goes on to win it 10 to8. So, the Padres’s had a five-run lead. They had a one-run lead late in the game heading to the eighth inning. And the Marlins answered every time the Padres’s had a punch in this game. That included an early one- nothing lead in the bottom half of the second. Marlins, in fact, you look at it, they scored in the next half inning. Every time the Padres’s scored in this game, Padres’s got one in the second. Marlins got one in the third. Padres’s got five in the fourth inning. Marlins got five in the top of the fifth. Padres’s got two in the bottom of the seventh inning to take an 8-7 lead. Marlins then scored three in the eighth inning to take a 10-8 lead. So, this was a tough one for this reason. You’re looking to sweep a team in Miami that came in at 21 and 32. You have a 6-1 lead. I know Kyle Hart is on the mound up from TripleA making a start. not, you know, the the best of the starting pitching that the Padres’s have, but you felt like after they had that fiveun fourth inning, like they were going to be able to kind of cruise in this game to a series sweep and a win against the Marlins team that again came in with a record of 21 and 32, 11 games below 500. And credit to the Marlins, every time the Padres scored, they had a punch back. Obviously, not a great day for the Padres’s pitching staff. Kyle Hart uh giving up a bunch of base runners in that top of the fifth inning as the Marlins tied it. David Morgan gave up a big three-run home run to Lopez to tie the game at six. The big hits, all the great and all the swagger. Relive the day’s biggest plays all in one lightning fast hour. Oh my goodness. Show. You better believe it. Quick pitch. Late nights and early mornings only on MLB Network. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Boston taco 13 and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 9/11. Your moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith corks one in right down the line. It may go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the start of three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. for Marlins 10 in the Padres 8. 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