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Machado grounded out, shortstop Taylor to first baseman Pederson.

Grounded out, shortstop Taylor to first baseman Pederson.

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Renfroe homered to center on a 1-2 count.

Margot homered to left on a 2-1 count, Myers scored.

Homered to left on a 2-1 count, Myers scored.

On third baseman Machado's throwing error, Verdugo scored, Turner to second.

Padres seventh.  Hosmer grounded out, second baseman Muncy to first baseman Pederson.  Machado fouled out to catcher Martin.  Renfroe homered to center on a 1-2 count.  F.Mejía grounded out, catcher Martin to first baseman Pederson.

Padres eighth.  Naylor singled to right.  Garcia flied out to center fielder Verdugo.  Myers pinch-hitting for Wingenter.  Myers grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher Maeda to second baseman Muncy, Naylor out.  Margot homered to left on a 2-1 count, Myers scored.  Tatis Jr. was hit by a pitch.  Rosscup pitching.  Hosmer grounded out, third baseman Turner to first baseman Pederson.

Dodgers eighth.  Stammen pitching.  Myers in as left fielder.  K.Hernández pinch-hitting for Rosscup.  K.Hernández struck out.  Pederson flied out to center fielder Margot.  Verdugo doubled to center.  Turner hit an infield single to shortstop, Verdugo to third.  On third baseman Machado's throwing error, Verdugo scored, Turner to second.  Bellinger grounded out, second baseman Garcia to first baseman Hosmer.

 Since 2015, the Dodgers have a 21-5 series record against the Padres, the best series record by any team against a divisional opponent. The Dodgers have won six straight series against the Padres and nine straight home series.

 The Padres were swept in their last series, allowing 10.0 runs per game to the Giants, the third-lowest scoring team in MLB (4.14 per game). The Padres have a 5.71 team ERA against the NL West compared to a 3.90 ERA against all other opponents.

 The Dodgers have won five straight home games via a walkoff. They are the fifth team in the live-ball era to win at least five straight games via a walkoff along with the 2000 Royals (six straight), 1986 Padres (five), 1986 Astros (five) and 2004 Athletics (five).

 Fernando Tatis Jr. is on pace to become only the second player 20 or younger to enter the All-Star break with an OPS over 1.000 (currently at 1.006). He would join Detroit's Al Kaline in 1955 (1.067; minimum 200 plate appearances).

 Hyun-Jin Ryu has had one or zero walks in all 16 of his starts this season. That's the second-longest streak to start a season by any NL pitcher in the live-ball era (since 1920), behind only the Cardinals' Bob Tewksbury in 1993 (20 straight).

 The Dodgers have won five straight games on the 4th of July, tied for the second-longest active streak in baseball. The five-game win streak is the longest for the Dodgers on July 4 since they won six straight from 1960-64.

HP - Hamari, 1B - Tichenor, 2B - Hallion, 3B - Barber

In an effort to close out the first half on a positive note, the San Diego Padres will throw everything they have at the first-place Los Angeles Dodgers.
While rookie Chris Paddack will start Saturday night at Dodger Stadium, the Padres are set to use anybody and everybody from the pitching staff over the last two games of the series.

Behind Paddack, Padres armed to face Dodgers

LOS ANGELES (AP)  Hunter Renfroe struck out in his first two at-bats, hardly suggesting he might be on tap to play the hero role for a second consecutive day.
One more chance proved otherwise.

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San Diego Padres @ Los Angeles Dodgers on July 7, 2019

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