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Hedges grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Tomlinson to shortstop B.Crawford, Schimpf out.

A.Dickerson flied out to right fielder Pence.

Grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Tomlinson to shortstop B.Crawford, Schimpf out.

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Tomlinson grounded out, pitcher Richard to second baseman Schimpf to first baseman Myers, Brown scored, Blach to third, E.Núñez to second.

Grounded out, pitcher Richard to second baseman Schimpf to first baseman Myers, Brown scored, Blach to third, E.Núñez to second.

Posey singled to center, Blach scored, E.Núñez scored.

Singled to center, Blach scored, E.Núñez scored.

Rosales homered to right on a full count.

Padres second.  Hedges singled to right.  Richard sacrificed, catcher Brown to second baseman Tomlinson, Hedges to second.  Jankowski grounded out, shortstop B.Crawford to first baseman Posey, Hedges to third.  Margot singled to center, Hedges scored.  On Blach's balk, Margot to second.  Margot stole third.  Myers struck out.

Giants third.  Brown singled to right.  Blach safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by catcher Hedges, Brown to second.  E.Núñez singled to left, Brown to third, Blach to second.  Tomlinson grounded out, pitcher Richard to second baseman Schimpf to first baseman Myers, Brown scored, Blach to third, E.Núñez to second.  Posey singled to center, Blach scored, E.Núñez scored.  Pence grounded into a double play, third baseman Solarte to second baseman Schimpf to first baseman Myers, Posey out.

Padres third.  Solarte flied out to right fielder Pence.  A.Dickerson struck out.  Rosales homered to right on a full count.  Schimpf lined out to left fielder Pagán.

Padres fifth.  Kontos pitching.  Myers walked on a full count.  Myers stole second.  Solarte singled to center, Myers scored.  A.Dickerson grounded into a double play, second baseman Tomlinson to shortstop B.Crawford to first baseman Posey, Solarte out.  Rosales struck out.

Padres seventh.  Gearrin pitching.  Adrianza in as third baseman.  Jankowski struck out.  Margot tripled to center.  Myers singled to right, Margot scored.  W.Smith pitching.  Solarte grounded into a double play, shortstop B.Crawford to second baseman Tomlinson to first baseman Posey, Myers out.

After winning their first nine games against the Padres this season, the Giants have lost each of the last six meetings. And San Francisco is just 14-21 when playing at Petco Field since the beginning of 2013.

The Giants' offense is again struggling, with just eight runs over the club's past five games. Giants hitters have combined for a .247 on-base percentage and a .279 slugging percentage, and are just 2-for-23 (.087) with runners in scoring position over those five games.

The Padres lost to Arizona on Wednesday, 3-2, to fall to 11-38 (.224) in series finales this season. It's the lowest winning percentage in the final game of series since the 1979 Toronto Blue Jays posted a record of 10-42 (.192) in such contests.

Jeff Samardzija is 6-2 in his career versus the Padres, though he did suffer the loss when he faced them on September 12. For his career, Samardzija is 13-8 versus the NL West as a whole. It's his only winning record against any division.

Christian Friedrich has generally been pitching better of late, as he's lowered his opponent batting average from .313 in July to .262 in August and to .222 in September. Friedrich has made just one career start against the Giants (2012), but in 11 career appearances versus San Francisco, he's fashioned a 1.10 ERA.

Wil Myers hit his 27th home run of the season on Wednesday, matching his total over his first three MLB seasons combined. Myers paces the Padres in homers as well as doubles (28) and singles (87), and could join Adrian Gonzalez in 2007 as the only players to ever lead the team in all three categories.

HP - Fagan, 1B - Muchlinski, 2B - Winters, 3B - Foster

SAN DIEGO -- Johnny Cueto has been more of an ace than Madison Bumgarner on San Francisco's pitching staff this season.
Cueto is 17-9 with a 2.79 ERA and the Giants are 22-9 when he starts. Bumgarner is 14-9, 2.71 after Saturday night's 9-6, 10-inning win over the Padres at Petco Park, improving San Francisco to 20-14 in his turns.

Giants' Blach takes Cueto's spot Sunday in San Diego

SAN DIEGO (AP)  With the NL West won by the Los Angeles Dodgers, the San Francisco Giants have six more games to try to clinch a wild-card berth.
The good news is, they don't have to play the San Diego Padres anymore.

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