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Padres affiliates absorbed four losses Tuesday, but several arms impressed. Maikel Miralles struck out nine over four scoreless innings for Fort Wayne, Winyer Chourio fanned six in four innings for Lake Elsinore, Luis Gutierrez allowed one run over four innings for San Antonio, and Misael Tamarez threw two scoreless innings in El Paso. Jase Bowen homered for the Chihuahuas, Ethan Salas and Romeo Sanabria drove in runs for the Missions, and Justin DeCriscio contributed two hits. Padres Transactions No Roster Moves Ritter, Carrigg Power Albuquerque Past Chihuahuas Box Score The El Paso Chihuahuas fell to Albuquerque, 8-4, on Tuesday at Southwest University Park. Albuquerque jumped ahead with two runs in the first, then added two more in the second and another in the third against starter Sean Boyle. Boyle took the loss after allowing six runs on eight hits in 3 1/3 innings, with two walks and no strikeouts. The Isotopes added three more runs in the fourth, including a two-run homer, to build an 8-0 lead. El Paso scored one run in the bottom of the fourth. Nick Solak drew a walk, Marcos Castañon followed with another free pass, and Jose Miranda brought home a run with a single. Samad Taylor added a solo homer in the fifth, his first of the season, and Jase Bowen gave the Chihuahuas more life in the seventh with a two-run homer that scored Mason McCoy and cut the deficit to four. Bowen finished 1-for-5 with a home run and two RBIs, while Taylor went 1-for-4 with a walk, a homer, and an RBI. Miranda drove in a run and Pablo Reyes doubled and scored. Solak reached base three times on a hit and two walks. After Boyle exited, Miguel Cienfuegos allowed two runs in 1 2/3 innings. Yuki Matsui worked one inning, and Misael Tamarez held fast with two scoreless innings, allowing no hits or walks while striking out three. Garrett Hawkins added a scoreless ninth. Sanabria, Salas Drive In Runs In Missions Loss Box Score The San Antonio Missions dropped a 6-3 decision to Corpus Christi on Tuesday at Nelson Wolff Stadium. The Missions answered a one-run deficit in the second when Braedon Karpathios singled, Francisco Acuna walked, and Albert Fabian brought Karpathios home with a sacrifice fly to tie the game. San Antonio moved in front in the third. Ryan Jackson singled, Ethan Salas doubled to left to score him, and Romeo Sanabria followed with an RBI single that pushed the Missions to a 3-1 lead. That advantage slipped away in the fifth, when the Hooks scored four to take control of the game on way to victorey. San Antonio collected eight hits in the game, with Acuna and Sanabria each finishing 2-for-4. Salas went 1-for-4 with a double and an RBI, Jackson scored once, and Fabian drove in a run. Karpathios added a hit and scored, while Luis Verdugo also singled. Starter Luis Gutierrez worked four innings and allowed one run on two hits, with no walks and five strikeouts. Fernando Sanchez was charged with the loss after allowing four runs in 1/3 of an inning, with two walks and one strikeout. Andrew Dalquist gave up one run in 1 2/3 innings, with one walk and one strikeout, before Johan Moreno tossed two scoreless innings with one walk and one strikeout. Michael Flynn added a scoreless ninth. The Missions threatened again in the sixth when Acuna doubled and stole third, but Corpus Christi kept San Antonio from adding to its total. McCoy Drives In TinCaps’ Only Run In Ninth-Inning Loss Box Score The Fort Wayne TinCaps carried a 1-1 tie into the ninth inning before falling, 3-1, on Tuesday at Parkview Field. Fort Wayne took the lead in the second. Lamar King Jr. was hit by a pitch, Kavares Tears followed with a single, and Alex McCoy lined a single to right that brought home King for a 1-0 lead. McCoy finished 2-for-4 with the TinCaps’ only RBI, while Tears also went 2-for-4 with a double. Kasen Wells added a hit and drew two walks. Maikel Miralles turned in a solid start with a lot of whiffs, working four scoreless innings while allowing one hit, walking three, and striking out nine. He kept Fort Wayne in front through the early innings before Braian Salazar added two scoreless innings with two hits allowed and four strikeouts. The Lugnuts tied the game in the seventh after Nate Nankil singled, stole third, and scored on a sacrifice fly. Fort Wayne threatened in the bottom half when McCoy doubled with two outs, but the game remained locked at one. Jackson Finley followed Miralles and Salazar with one scoreless inning, allowing no hits, walking one, and striking out none. Vicarte Domingo allowed one run in 2/3 of an inning, with one walk and one strikeout. Jeferson Villabona covered 1 1/3 scoreless innings, but the TinCaps could not escape trouble in the ninth. After Davis Diaz singled and a throwing error put runners in scoring position, the visitors scored twice to take control. Fort Wayne put the tying run on base in the ninth, but could not extend the game. Wideman Drives In Run, Fountain Scores Twice In Storm Loss Box Score The Lake Elsinore Storm fell to Rancho Cucamonga, 16-3, on Tuesday at The Diamond. Lake Elsinore answered an early deficit in the second inning. Kale Fountain doubled to open the frame, Justin DeCriscio moved him to third with a sacrifice bunt, and Conner Westenburg singled to bring him home. Later in the inning, Jose Verdugo singled, and Ryan Wideman followed with an RBI single that scored Westenburg and gave the Storm a 2-1 lead. The Quakes pulled ahead in the fifth, and the Storm got one run back in the bottom half. Ty Harvey singled, Fountain stole second, and DeCriscio doubled to left to score him, cutting the deficit to 4-3. Fountain finished 1-for-4 with a double and two runs scored, while DeCriscio went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI. Wideman added a hit, a walk, and an RBI, and Westenburg collected two hits and an RBI. Starter Winyer Chourio worked four innings and allowed one run on three hits, with two walks and six strikeouts. Rordy Mejia took the loss after allowing three runs on two hits in one inning, with two walks and no strikeouts. Will Koger was charged with two runs in 2/3 of an inning, with one walk and no strikeouts, and Brandon Langley gave up five runs, four earned, in 1 2/3 innings, with one walk and two strikeouts. View full article

Marcos Castañon homered and doubled, and Samad Taylor drove in two runs in El Paso’s 6-5 loss. Fort Wayne split its twin bill, winning 4-1 behind Abraham Parra’s 3 2/3-inning, five-strikeout start and scoreless relief from Clark Candiotti, Luis Germán, and Clay Edmondson. Jack Costello homered in the win, while Kasen Wells doubled and scored in the 16-1 loss. Kavares Tears drove in Fort Wayne’s lone run. Padres Transactions No Roster Moves. Castañon Homers, Taylor Drives In Two In Chihuahuas Loss Box Score The El Paso Chihuahuas carried a four-run lead into the fifth, but Tacoma came back for a 6-5 win on Sunday at Cheney Stadium. El Paso broke through in the fourth. Marcos Castañon was hit by a pitch, Carlos Rodríguez singled, and Nate Mondou brought home the tying run with a sacrifice fly. Anthony Vilar followed with a single, Mason McCoy walked, and Samad Taylor lined a two-run single to left that scored Rodríguez and Vilar for a 3-1 advantage. Castañon added to the lead in the fifth when he homered to left field, his second home run of the season. Later in the inning, Pablo Reyes walked, stole second, and scored on Mondou’s RBI single as the Chihuahuas moved ahead 5-1. Taylor finished 3-for-5 with two RBIs and a stolen base, while Jase Bowen went 2-for-5 with a triple. Castañon went 2-for-4 with a double, a homer, one RBI, and two runs scored. Mondou drove in two runs, and Reyes scored once and stole a base. Starter JP Sears pitched 4 1/3 innings, allowing three runs, four walks, and striking out four. Jackson Wolf worked 1 2/3 innings, allowing one run, two walks, and striking out three. Tacoma answered with four runs in the fifth to tie the game. El Paso had a chance in the sixth after Taylor singled, stole second, and moved to third on a passed ball, but the score remained even. In the ninth, Tacoma brought home the winning run on a two-out single. Costello Homers, Rodriguez Reaches Twice In TinCaps Win Box Score The Fort Wayne TinCaps scored early and held Great Lakes to two hits in a 4-1 win on Sunday at Dow Diamond. Fort Wayne started quickly in the first inning. Kasen Wells walked, stole second, and moved to third on Carlos Rodriguez’s single. Lamar King Jr. then reached on a fielder’s choice, which brought Wells home, and Rodriguez later stole home while King Jr. stole second to make it 2-0. Jack Costello added to the lead in the second when he hit a solo home run to left-center field, his first homer of the season. The TinCaps pushed across another run in the third after Zach Evans singled and Rodriguez doubled. Alex McCoy then reached on a fielder’s choice, and Evans scored as Fort Wayne moved ahead 4-0. Rodriguez finished 2-for-4 with a double and a run scored. Costello went 1-for-2 with a home run, an RBI, and a walk. Wells scored once, walked twice, and stole two bases, while King Jr. drove in a run, walked once, and stole two bases. McCoy added an RBI, and Evans went 1-for-4 with a run scored. Against the Loons, starter Abraham Parra pitched 3 2/3 innings, allowing one run, three walks, and striking out five. Clark Candiotti followed with 1 1/3 scoreless innings, Luis Germán worked one scoreless inning, and Clay Edmondson finished with a scoreless seventh. Great Lakes scored its only run on a fourth-inning solo homer, but the TinCaps kept the lead from there. Wells Doubles, Tears Drives In TinCaps’ Lone Run In Loss Box Score In the second game of the doubleheader, the Fort Wayne TinCaps were held to two hits in a 16-1 loss to Great Lakes. Great Lakes scored twice in the first, then broke the game open with a nine-run third. After a solo home run started the inning, Fort Wayne made a pitching change with two runners on base. The Loons added two runs on a double, two more on a single, and later in the inning, a grand slam pushed the lead to 11-0. The TinCaps got their only run in the fourth. Kasen Wells opened the inning with a ground-rule double, Zach Evans followed with a single, and Lamar King Jr. walked to load the bases. Kavares Tears then lifted a sacrifice fly to left field, scoring Wells. Wells finished 1-for-3 with a double and a run scored. Evans went 1-for-3, while Tears drove in the lone Fort Wayne run and added a walk. Fort Wayne drew two walks and struck out 12 times. Starter Kleiber Olmedo pitched two innings in a disaster start, allowing five runs, two walks, and striking out one. Will Varmette also worked 1/3 of an inning, allowing five runs, one walk, and striking out one. Vicarte Domingo pitched 2/3 of an inning and gave up one run with one strikeout. Jeferson Villabona allowed two runs in 2/3 of an inning, Igor Gil gave up one run in one inning, and Bernard Jose surrendered two runs in 1 1/3 innings while striking out two. Great Lakes added two more runs in the sixth to close the scoring. View full article

El Paso swept a doubleheader behind Sung-Mun Song, Marcos Castañon, Griffin Canning, Evan Fitterer, Eli Villalobos, and Logan Gillaspie, while Misael Tamarez, Yuki Matsui, Justin Yeager, and Alek Jacob also delivered key innings. Ian Koenig, Francis Peña, Andrew Thurman, Tyler Schmitt, and Jamie Hitt turned in work despite losses. Ryan Wideman homered for Lake Elsinore, Luke Cantwell drove in a run, and Kai Murphy led San Antonio’s offense with two hits and a steal. Song Drives In Two, Chihuahuas Break Tie In Eighth Box Score The El Paso Chihuahuas broke a tie in the eighth inning and held on for a 5-2 win over Tacoma on Saturday at Cheney Stadium in the first game of a doubleheader. El Paso fell behind in the first, but answered in the third. Pablo Reyes singled, Samad Taylor followed with a hit, and Sung Mun Song lined a double to right that scored Reyes and tied the game at 1-1. The Chihuahuas threatened again in the sixth when Nick Schnell tripled with two outs, but the game remained even until the extra frame. With the zombie runner at second to open the eighth, Jase Bowen reached on a throwing error that brought home Taylor and moved Bowen to second. Song followed with an RBI single to left, then Nick Solak walked and Schnell was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Rodolfo Durán added the decisive swing of the inning, lining a two-run single to center to stretch the lead to 5-1. Song finished 2-for-4 with a double and two RBIs. Durán went 1-for-4 with two RBIs, while Schnell had a triple, was hit by a pitch, and stole a base. Reyes singled, walked, stole a base, and scored, and Taylor added a hit, a run scored, and another stolen base. Griffin Canning started for El Paso and worked 2 1/3 innings, allowing one run, two walks, and striking out four. Misael Tamarez followed with 1 2/3 scoreless innings and one strikeout. Yuki Matsui struck out two in one inning, Justin Yeager earned the win with 1 1/3 scoreless innings and one strikeout, and Alek Jacob allowed one run in the eighth while striking out three. Castañon Homers, Fitterer, And Villalobos Lead Chihuahuas Past Tacoma Box Score The El Paso Chihuahuas scored all their runs in the first inning and rode strong pitching to a 2-1 win over Tacoma on Saturday at Cheney Stadium. El Paso struck with two outs in the opening frame. Nick Schnell drew a walk, Jase Bowen reached on a force play, and Marcos Castañon drove both home with a two-run homer to right. Carlos Rodríguez followed with a double, but the Chihuahuas would not score again. That early swing proved enough for El Paso’s pitching staff. Evan Fitterer started and worked three scoreless innings, allowing one hit, one walk, and striking out four. Eli Villalobos followed with two scoreless innings, giving up one hit, one walk, and striking out two. Logan Gillaspie handled the final two innings, allowing one run, two walks, and striking out four for the save. Tacoma threatened in the fourth after an error, a single, and a walk loaded the bases with two outs, but El Paso escaped without allowing a run. The Rainiers broke through in the sixth on a solo home run, trimming the lead to 2-1, but the Chihuahuas kept them off the board in late innings. Jakson Reetz doubled in the seventh and Rhylan Thomas stole second after reaching on a force play, putting the tying and go-ahead runs in scoring position. Gillaspie struck out Connor Joe to end that threat and close out the win. Castañon finished 2-for-3 with the homer and two RBIs. Rodríguez doubled, Samad Taylor had a double, and Schnell drew two walks. Koenig Strikes Out Five, Missions Shut Out In Tulsa Box Score The San Antonio Missions were held without a run in a 4-0 loss to Tulsa on Saturday at ONEOK Field. San Antonio managed five hits and put runners on throughout the night, but could not break through against the Drillers staff. Kai Murphy finished 2-for-4 and stole a base, while Luis Verdugo went 1-for-2 with two walks. Romeo Sanabria and Albert Fabian each added a hit, and Francisco Acuna drew two walks. The Missions threatened in the third when Murphy singled, stole second, and Acuna walked, but Tulsa escaped the inning with a strikeout. San Antonio also put two on in the fifth after Verdugo walked and Murphy singled, only to leave both aboard. In the seventh, Verdugo singled and Murphy reached on an error before Acuna reached on a force play, but the Missions again came away empty. Fabian singled in the ninth, and Verdugo walked to bring the tying run to the plate, but Tulsa closed out the game with another strikeout. Ian Koenig started for San Antonio and worked five innings, allowing four runs, three earned, with no walks and five strikeouts. Tulsa scored its first run on a solo home run in the first, then added three more in the fourth after a throwing error opened the door before a two-out, three-run homer stretched the lead to 4-0. Francis Peña followed Koenig with 1 1/3 scoreless innings, allowing no hits, two walks, and striking out two. Andrew Thurman covered the final 1 2/3 innings, allowing no hits, no walks, and one strikeout. Wideman Homers, Cantwell Drives In Run In Storm Loss Box Score The Lake Elsinore Storm carried a lead into the late innings, but Inland Empire scored twice in the eighth to hand the Storm a 6-4 loss on Saturday at ONT Field. Lake Elsinore opened the scoring in the third. Jose Verdugo singled and stole second before Ryan Wideman walked. Ty Harvey then lined a single to right that brought home Verdugo, and a passed ball later in the inning scored Wideman to make it 2-0. The 66ers answered with a two-run homer in the fourth, but Wideman put the Storm back in front in the fifth with a solo home run to left center. After Inland Empire moved ahead 4-3 in the bottom of the fifth, Lake Elsinore pulled even in the sixth. Kale Fountain walked and moved up on a wild pitch and passed ball, George Bilecki walked, and Luke Cantwell followed with an RBI double to left that scored Bilecki. Wideman finished 1-for-4 with a home run, an RBI, a walk, and two runs scored. Harvey went 2-for-5 with an RBI and a stolen base, while Cantwell was 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. Verdugo added a hit and a stolen base, and Justin DeCriscio collected two hits. Tyler Schmitt started for Lake Elsinore and worked 3 1/3 innings, allowing two runs, four walks, and striking out seven. Jamie Hitt followed with two scoreless innings, allowing one hit and striking out four. Landry Jurecka took the loss after allowing two runs in one inning with one walk and three strikeouts. 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Jase Bowen and Jose Miranda powered El Paso, while Albert Fabian, Ryan Jackson, and Carson Tucker sparked San Antonio. On the mound, Marco Gonzales gave El Paso five steady innings, Triston McKenzie added two scoreless frames, and Kash Mayfield and Isaiah Lowe combined for six strong innings for Fort Wayne. Jose Verdugo collected two hits for the Storm, and Carlos Rodriguez led the TinCaps. Bowen Drives In Four, Miranda Hits Grand Slam In Chihuahuas Win Box Score The El Paso Chihuahuas broke through quickly in a 10-5 win over Tacoma on Thursday at Cheney Stadium. El Paso scored four times in the first inning, all on Jose Miranda’s grand slam to left after Jase Bowen singled and both Nick Solak and Rodolfo Durán walked. Tacoma answered with four runs in the bottom of the inning, but the Chihuahuas moved back in front in the second. Samad Taylor singled, stole second, and scored on Bowen’s double, then Sung Mun Song followed with an RBI single to make it 6-4. Bowen finished 4-for-5 with a double, a triple, a home run, four RBIs, and four runs scored. Song went 3-for-5 with two RBIs, while Miranda drove in four runs. Taylor scored twice, walked twice, and stole a base, and Mason McCoy added a hit, a run scored, and a stolen base. Bowen added to the lead with a solo home run in the seventh, then delivered a two-run triple in the eighth for Rancho Cucamonga’s biggest late blow. Song followed with another RBI single in the inning to stretch the lead to 10-4. Marco Gonzales started for El Paso and worked five innings, allowing four runs with no walks and four strikeouts. Triston McKenzie followed with two scoreless innings, walking three and striking out two. Garrett Hawkins struck out one in one inning, and Ethan Routzahn allowed one run in the ninth. Fabian Homers, Missions Draw 15 Walks In Win Over Tulsa Box Score The San Antonio Missions built an early lead, then held off a late push for an 11-9 win over Tulsa on Friday at ONEOK Field. San Antonio struck in the second inning when Carson Tucker doubled home Romeo Sanabria, then Albert Fabian followed with a three-run homer to left center to make it 4-0. The Drillers got one run back in the third, but the Missions answered again in the fourth. Francisco Acuna walked, moved to second on a disengagement violation, and scored on Ryan Jackson’s two-run double, which also brought home Kai Murphy for a 6-1 lead. Fabian finished 2-for-4 with a home run, three RBIs, and a walk. Jackson went 1-for-5 with a double, three RBIs, and a walk, while Tucker had two doubles, scored twice, and drove in a run. Murphy scored twice, walked three times, drove in a run, stole a base, and was also caught stealing. Acuna scored twice and drew three walks, and Chris Sargent added a hit and an RBI. The Missions broke the game open in the seventh with five runs. Sargent’s RBI single started the inning, then Murphy, Jackson, Sanabria, and Braedon Karpathios each drew a run-scoring walk as San Antonio pushed the lead to 11-2 against the Tulsa bullpen. Miguel Mendez started for San Antonio and worked 3 2/3 innings, allowing one run, two walks, and two strikeouts. Sadrac Franco gave up three runs in 1 1/3 innings with no walks and one strikeout, and Michael Flynn recorded the final two outs for the save. King Jr. Drives In TinCaps’ Lone Run In Loss To Great Lakes Box Score The Fort Wayne TinCaps matched Great Lakes for most of this game, but the Loons pushed ahead in the seventh and held on for a 2-1 win Friday at Dow Diamond. Fort Wayne was limited to four hits, two by Carlos Rodriguez, who finished 2-for-3 with a walk. Alex McCoy added a double, Kasen Wells singled and scored the club’s only run, and Lamar King Jr. drove in the TinCaps’ lone tally while drawing two walks. The TinCaps fell behind in the fifth when Great Lakes got a solo home run, but they answered in the sixth. Wells opened the inning with a single, moved to second on a wild pitch, and advanced as Zach Evans and Rodriguez drew walks. King then worked a bases-loaded walk to force in Wells and tie the game at 1-1. Fort Wayne could not push across another run after loading the bases in that frame. In the seventh, Midland moved in front when Logan Wagner doubled, Jose Meza singled and stole second, and Victor Rodrigues drew a walk that brought home the go-ahead run. The Loons added pressure in the inning, but Braian Salazar helped keep it a one-run game with a double play that erased a runner at the plate. Kash Mayfield started for Fort Wayne and threw three scoreless innings, allowing no hits, two walks, and striking out four. Isaiah Lowe followed with three innings, allowing one run, no walks, and striking out four. Salazar gave up one run in one inning, and Clay Edmondson struck out one in a scoreless eighth. 66ers Hand Storm Shutout Loss Despite Verdugo’s Two Hits Box Score The Lake Elsinore Storm were held to three hits in a 16-0 loss to Inland Empire on Friday at ONT Field. Jose Verdugo had the only notable offensive performance for the Storm, going 2-for-3, while Kerrington Cross added a hit. Lake Elsinore’s best scoring chance came in the fifth inning when Cross and Verdugo singled with one out, but the 66ers kept the Storm off the board. Inland Empire struck for two runs in the first, then added five more in the second. Jaron Elkins, Emil Morales, and Landyn Vidourek all reached before the lead grew to 5-0 on a single to center. The 66ers made it 7-0 later in the inning, then pushed across another run in the third after Elkins walked, stole second, and moved to third on a throwing error before scoring on a sacrifice fly. The 66ers added four runs in the fourth, helped by two sacrifice flies and a passed ball, then scored twice in the fifth and two more in the eighth. Kruz Schoolcraft started for Lake Elsinore and lasted one inning, allowing six runs, four walks, and one strikeout. Jesus Tillero threw five scoreless innings for Inland Empire with eight strikeouts. Nick Falter gave the Storm two scoreless innings, allowing one hit, one walk, and striking out three. Lake Elsinore pitchers issued 12 walks, and the defense committed six errors and three passed balls in the game. View full article

Bryan Balzer struck out seven over four innings as Lake Elsinore won behind Ryan Wideman, Ty Harvey, and Conner Westenburg . Matt Waldron tossed four scoreless innings with six strikeouts for El Paso, though Albert Bowen and Carlos Rodríguez could not hold Tacoma off. Victor Lizarraga worked five innings for San Antonio, and Marcos Verdugo homered, but the Missions fell as Sean Boyle added two scoreless innings in Triple-A action Thursday for the Chihuahuas as well. Padres Transactions No Roster Moves Rodríguez Drives In Lone Run, Bowen Collects Two Hits In Chihuahuas Loss Box Score The El Paso Chihuahuas carried a one-run lead into the seventh inning, but Tacoma scored three times to hand El Paso a 3-1 loss on Thursday at Cheney Stadium. Leadoff hitter Albert Bowen led the Chihuahuas' offense by going 2-for-4 with a double, while Mason McCoy added a hit. Carlos Rodríguez provided El Paso’s only RBI, finishing 1-for-4. Yonathan Perlaza Schnell drew a walk and scored the club’s lone run, and Sung Mun Song reached base twice with two walks. El Paso totaled five hits and went 1-for-7 with runners in scoring position. Bowen’s two-base hit accounted for the club’s only extra-base knock. Matt Waldron started for the Chihuahuas and worked four scoreless innings, allowing three hits, walking none, and striking out six. Sean Boyle followed with two scoreless innings, giving up one hit, walking none, and striking out two. Tacoma broke through in the seventh after Jackson Wolf entered in relief. The Rainiers erased the deficit with a two-out, three-run homer, which supplied all of their scoring. Wolf took the loss after allowing three runs in two innings, with two hits allowed, no walks, and three strikeouts. Verdugo Homers, Lizarraga Works Five In Missions Loss To Tulsa Box Score The San Antonio Missions got a solo home run from Marcos Verdugo, but Tulsa pulled away for a 5-1 win on Thursday at ONEOK Field. San Antonio finished with five hits, with Verdugo leading the way by going 2-for-3 with the home run and the club’s lone RBI. Brandon Valenzuela Salas, Ripken Reyes Jackson, and Romeo Sanabria each added a hit. The Missions drew two walks and went 0-for-4 with runners in scoring position. Verdugo put San Antonio on the board in the sixth inning when he homered to trim the deficit to 2-1. That was the only run the Missions would score. Victor Lizarraga started for San Antonio and pitched five innings, allowing two runs, six walks, and two strikeouts. He gave up two hits in the outing and was charged with the loss. Andrew Thurman took over in the sixth, allowing one run in 2/3 of an inning with one walk and one strikeout. Harry Gustin followed and covered 1 1/3 innings, allowing one run, no walks, and one strikeout. Johan Moreno worked the eighth inning for the Missions and allowed one unearned run, but walked three, and struck out two over the one inning. Tulsa scored in the second and third innings to take an early lead, then added runs in the sixth, seventh, and eighth. The Drillers also stole two bases in the game, while San Antonio turned two double plays and got an outfield assist from Kai Murphy Karthaios. Wideman, Westenburg Lead Storm Attack In Win Over Ontario Box Score The Lake Elsinore Storm broke the game open with a five-run third inning and held off Ontario for a 7-5 win on Thursday at ONT Field. Ryan Wideman and Conner Westenburg helped lead the Storm offense. Wideman went 2-for-3, walked once, scored a run, and stole two bases, while Westenburg finished 2-for-5 with two RBIs and a run scored. Ty Harvey went 1-for-3 with a double, three RBIs, two walks, and a stolen base, and Kerrington Cross added a hit and an RBI. Jorge Quintana reached base three times on walks, scored once, and stole a base. Lake Elsinore turned a 0-1 game into a 5-1 lead in the third inning, then added two runs in the seventh. The Storm also stayed aggressive on the bases, with Truitt Madonna stealing second and third, Wideman swiping second and third, Quintana stealing second, Kale Fountain stealing second, and Harvey stealing second. Bryan Balzer started for Lake Elsinore and pitched four innings, allowing one run, two walks, and striking out seven. Joseph Herrera followed with one scoreless inning, walking none and striking out one, and Winyer Chourio added one inning with one strikeout. Ontario narrowed the gap with runs in the seventh, eighth, and ninth. Will Koger allowed three runs in two innings, with one walk and four strikeouts, and Ethan Long closed it out with one inning, allowing one run, one walk, and one strikeout. A passed ball in the eighth and a wild pitch in the ninth helped Ontario score, but Lake Elsinore finished the win. View full article

How To Install On iPhone or iPad How To Install On Android Device Developing a pure, native app for either Android or iOS is a breathtakingly expensive endeavor, which is why we haven’t done it, despite so many requests over the years. Thankfully, technology has met us halfway, and PWAs (Progressive Web Applications) have reached maturity in the marketplace. What is a PWA? It’s effectively a pseudo-app that works much like a native application but doesn’t require tens of thousands of dollars in development to produce. It creates a single browser instance and maintains it as if it were an application. It’s basically a standalone browser tab, dedicated specifically to Padres Mission. From this app instance, you can receive notifications; the typical browser interface is removed, and the site is presented clearly, using as much screen real estate as possible, all without sacrificing any functionality. The site is faster, more reliable, and offers more mobile functionality than a standard web browser. Additionally, a newer, completely updated Padres Mission is coming later this year, and that will add even more app-like features, making PWA usage even better for all our users. With that said, here’s how you turn Padres Mission into an app on your mobile device. How To “Install” Padres Mission on iPhone or iPad Using Safari First, go to the home page of Padres Mission at https://padresmission.com/. 1. Tap on the ellipses (…) at bottom right of screen. 2. Tap “Share” in pop-up menu. 3. Tap “View More”. 4. Tap “Add To Home Screen”. 5. Tap “Add”. That takes you to your home screen on iOS, where you can move the Padres Mission app around, just as you would any other app. Additionally, you can turn on notifications for them. Just go to the following link while logged into the site: https://padresmission.com/notifications/options/. How To “Install” Padres Mission on an Android Device Using Chrome First, go to the home page of Padres Mission at https://padresmission.com/. 1. Tap on the vertical ellipses (…) at top right of screen. 2. Tap “Share…” in pop-up menu. 3. Tap “Add to Home Screen”. 4. Tap “Install”. That takes you to your home screen on Android, where you can move the Padres Mission app around, just as you would any other app. Additionally, you can turn on notifications for the site. Just go to the following link while logged into the site: https://padresmission.com/notifications/options/. View full rumor

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Welcome to Padres Mission! Yeah, I think Tatis will be fine, though it's interesting to see the mechanics of his swing.

Cronenworth at short is a pretty scary idea, isn't it? I know he spent some time there in 2025, but I don't have a lot of confidence in him being the first man up.

What grade do you give the Padres this offseason?

Welcome to Padres Mission! I think the Padres kinda blew it in 2025 by not at least giving Campusano a run at catching in the big leagues. Now, here we are a year later, with the same questions.

I don't know about that, I think it was reasonable to expect some decline, but maybe not quite as sharp as it has been. And he has been pretty much a two-win player the past two seasons, which is great value at $12m a season.

I like that option. CES probably has a little upside in there, as well. He has been a disappointment the past two years, at 26 this might be his last shot.

Woof, good luck to the Giants if they plan to play Arraez at second.

Good point. While Goldschmidt is definitely declining, he could still be a capable hitter against LHP.

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