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Turner grounded out, third baseman Middlebrooks to first baseman Alonso

C.Crawford singled to left. Grandal to second.

Pederson hit a sacrifice fly. Crawford to third. Grandal scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly. Crawford to third. Grandal scored.

Padres

C.Crawford homered to right on a 1-0 count.

Dodgers second.  H.Kendrick grounded out, second baseman Spangenberg to first baseman Alonso.  Grandal doubled to left.  C.Crawford struck out.  Uribe singled to center, Grandal scored.  Pederson walked, Uribe to second.  Greinke struck out.  

Dodgers seventh.  C.Crawford homered to right on a 1-0 count.  Uribe flied out to right fielder Kemp.  Pederson flied out to right fielder Kemp.  Greinke grounded out, third baseman Middlebrooks to first baseman Alonso.  

Dodgers ninth.  Grandal walked on a full count.  C.Crawford singled to left, Grandal to second, on Upton's error, Grandal to third, C.Crawford to second.  Uribe grounded out, shortstop Amarista to first baseman Alonso.  Pederson hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Myers, Grandal scored, C.Crawford to third.  Turner pinch-hitting for P.Rodriguez.  Turner grounded out, third baseman Middlebrooks to first baseman Alonso.  

The Dodgers took two of three from the Padres in Los Angeles to open the season (April 6-8). And they won five of the nine games between the clubs in San Diego in 2014, holding the Padres to three or fewer runs in eight of those nine contests.

The Dodgers are just 1-5 on the road this season, and are coming off a three-game road sweep at the hands of the Giants. They have scored a total of just 16 runs in those six games.

San Diego saw its streak of 10 consecutive games with at least one home run snapped on Thursday when it failed to hit a long ball in its loss to the Rockies. Still, the Padres are fourth in the NL in homers (16) this season; they finished next-to-last in the NL in 2014. The Dodgers lead the NL with 20 home runs.

Matt Kemp went 5-for-13 (.385) with three RBI when the Padres and Dodgers met in Los Angeles April 6-8. The ex-Dodger leads his new club with 14 RBI; that is the most in the majors by any player with fewer than four home runs.

Brandon McCarthy is coming his best performance of the young season, throwing six innings of three-hit shutout ball against the Rockies on April 19. He had allowed nine earned runs and 15 hits over just 12.0 innings of work in his first two starts. McCarthy has gotten excellent run support so far in 2015; entering this weekend, his 9.00 RSA as a starting pitcher was tied for third highest in the NL (minimum 3.09 BFP/team G).

Only five of the 12 total runs Andrew Cashner this season have been earned. In fact, he has not allowed an earned run over his last 12 innings of work; that is the fifth-longest active streak as a starting pitcher (streak not broken by any relief appearances).

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Los Angeles Dodgers @ San Diego Padres on April 25, 2015

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