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Giants

Crawford popped out to shortstop Tatis Jr.

Duggar grounded out, first baseman Hosmer unassisted.

Grounded out, first baseman Hosmer unassisted.

Padres

Longoria singled to center, Solarte scored.

Panik singled to right, Longoria scored, Posey to third, Parra to second.

Singled to right, Longoria scored, Posey to third, Parra to second.

Hosmer doubled to right, Margot scored, Kinsler scored.

Doubled to right, Margot scored, Kinsler scored.

Giants sixth.  Duggar singled to center.  Stock pitching.  On Stock's wild pitch, Duggar to second.  Solarte doubled to right, Duggar scored.  Longoria singled to center, Solarte scored.  Posey walked on four pitches, Longoria to second.  Erlin pitching.  Margot in as center fielder.  Belt popped out to shortstop Tatis Jr.  Joe struck out.  Parra walked, Longoria to third, Posey to second.  Panik singled to right, Longoria scored, Posey to third, Parra to second.  Posey was out advancing, right fielder Renfroe to catcher Mejía, Posey out.

Padres sixth.  Solarte in as third baseman.  Crawford in as shortstop.  Margot hit a ground-rule double to left.  Kinsler singled to center, Margot to third.  Bergen pitching.  Hosmer doubled to right, Margot scored, Kinsler scored.  Moronta pitching.  Reed in as left fielder.  Machado struck out.  Myers struck out.  Renfroe struck out.

San Francisco won the season series between these teams last season, 11-8. The Giants have won four of their last five season openers -- all on the road -- while San Diego has lost four straight on Opening Day.

The Padres went 66-96 last year, their third straight season losing at least 90 games; the Reds are the only other team with a streak as long (four straight). San Diego's eight straight losing seasons are topped only by the Marlins' nine.

The Giants have had back-to-back losing seasons for the first time since the first two years of Bruce Bochy's tenure (2007-08). Their 187 losses over the last two seasons are the franchise's most in a two-year span since losing 196 games over the 1984 and '85 campaigns.

Evan Longoria's 16 home runs led San Francisco last year, making the Giants the only MLB team with a 20-home run hitter -- the third straight season that has been the case. The last team to go three straight non-strike-shortened seasons without a 20-homer hitter was the Pirates from 1983-85

Madison Bumgarner is set to make his fifth Opening Day start for the Giants. The only other San Francisco Giant (since 1958) with as many Opening Day starts is Juan Marichal, with 10.

Manny Machado signed a 10-year, $300 million contract with the Padres in February after a year in which he set or tied career highs in home runs (37), RBI (107), batting average (.297) and OPS (.905) with the Orioles and Dodgers. The 26 year old hit .391 in six games against the Giants last season (9-for-23).

HP - Tumpane, 1B - De Jesus, 2B - Barrett, 3B - Barksdale

A year ago this week, left-hander Nick Margevicius was in the Padres' minor league camp waiting to open the low Class-A Midwest League season with Fort Wayne.
On Saturday night, he will be at Petco Park as the first of back-to-back rookie pitchers making their major league debuts with the Padres.

Padres' Margevicius set to cap rapid rise with start vs. Giants

SAN DIEGO (AP)  Nothing fazed Reyes Moronta of the San Francisco Giants in his season debut Saturday night.
Not Manny Machado, not Fernando Tatis Jr., not the San Diego Padres complaining about the color of his glove, forcing him to switch to another one.

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