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Perdomo grounded out, shortstop Rojas to first baseman Scruggs.

Rosales grounded out, shortstop Rojas to first baseman Scruggs.

Grounded out, shortstop Rojas to first baseman Scruggs.

Sardiñas grounded out, first baseman Scruggs unassisted.

Grounded out, first baseman Scruggs unassisted.

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Scruggs doubled to center, Realmuto scored.

Schimpf tripled to center, A.Dickerson scored.

Sardiñas doubled to center, Rosales scored.

Marlins second.  Ozuna grounded out, shortstop Sardiñas to first baseman Solarte.  Realmuto doubled to center.  Ichiro grounded out, second baseman Schimpf to first baseman Solarte, Realmuto to third.  Scruggs doubled to center, Realmuto scored.  On Perdomo's wild pitch, Scruggs to third.  Rojas struck out.

Padres fourth.  A.Dickerson hit a ground-rule double to right.  Schimpf tripled to center, A.Dickerson scored.  De.Norris popped out to second baseman D.Gordon.  Rosales grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Rojas to catcher Realmuto to third baseman Prado, Schimpf out.  Rosales stole second.  Sardiñas doubled to center, Rosales scored.  Perdomo flied out to right fielder Ichiro.

Padres sixth.  A.Dickerson flied out to left fielder Yelich.  Schimpf was hit by a pitch.  De.Norris popped out to shortstop Rojas.  On Nicolino's wild pitch, Schimpf to second.  Rosales singled to left, Schimpf scored.  Rosales to second.  Sardiñas was intentionally walked.  Perdomo grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Rojas to second baseman D.Gordon, Sardiñas out.

Miami won two of three games in San Diego when these teams faced off in June, including a season-high 13 runs in a 13-4 win on June 13. The Marlins are 17-9 versus NL West opponents this year.

Miami has scored three or fewer runs in five straight games (2.2 runs per game), but has allowed just nine runs over that span (1.8 per game), going 3-2.

San Diego was swept in a mid-week three-game series at home by the Cubs. The Padres have been swept seven times this year in series of three or more games, third most in the National League.

Wil Myers (23 HR, 22 SB) is one of five MLB players with at least 20 home runs and 20 steals this season. The others are Jose Altuve (Hou), Mookie Betts (Bos), Paul Goldschmidt (Ari), and Mike Trout (LAA).

Marcell Ozuna is hitting just .169 (14/83) in 22 games this month, with a .535 OPS. Through the end of July, Ozuna was batting .298 with an .870 OPS.

David Phelps has made four starts in August, allowing just three earned runs in 20.2 innings pitched (1.31 ERA). His first 50 appearances of the season came out of the bullpen, where he posted a 2.65 ERA.

HP - Carlson, 1B - Porter, 2B - Fagan, 3B - Gorman

MIAMI -- The wait for Andrew Cashner's first win as a Miami Marlins player continues.
After Saturday's 1-0 Marlins loss to the San Diego Padres, Miami manager Don Mattingly announced that Cashner would not be able to make his scheduled start on Sunday due to a finger blister.

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MIAMI (AP)  Rookie Luis Perdomo got 12 outs with six pitches, which took him a long way toward his first complete game, and the first this year for the San Diego Padres.
Perdomo benefited from a team record six double plays and needed only 99 pitches to throw a six-hitter Sunday, helping San Diego win the rubber game of their series against the sputtering Miami Marlins, 3-1.

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San Diego Padres @ Miami Marlins on August 28, 2016

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