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Orioles

Davis grounded out, third baseman Machado to first baseman Hosmer.

Núñez fouled out to first baseman Hosmer.

Grounded out, third baseman Machado to first baseman Hosmer.

Padres

Tatis Jr. homered to center on a 2-1 count.

F.Mejía grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Villar to shortstop Martin, Machado scored, Hosmer to third, Myers out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Villar to shortstop Martin, Machado scored, Hosmer to third, Myers out.

Peterson singled to left, Mancini scored, Núñez to second.

Singled to left, Mancini scored, Núñez to second.

Martin singled to center, Núñez scored, Peterson scored, Severino to second.

Singled to center, Núñez scored, Peterson scored, Severino to second.

F.Mejía hit an infield single to first, Reyes scored, Machado to third.

Hit an infield single to first, Reyes scored, Machado to third.

Núñez singled to center, Alberto scored, Santander scored.

Singled to center, Alberto scored, Santander scored.

Mancini singled to left, Martin scored, Villar scored.

Singled to left, Martin scored, Villar scored.

Padres first.  Tatis Jr. homered to center on a 2-1 count.  Reyes fouled out to catcher Severino.  Machado homered to left on a 1-1 count.  Hosmer singled to right.  Myers doubled to center, Hosmer scored.  F.Mejía struck out.  Margot flied out to right fielder Mancini.

Padres third.  Reyes flied out to left fielder Peterson.  Machado singled to right.  Hosmer walked on four pitches, Machado to second.  Myers hit an infield single to shortstop, Machado to third, Hosmer to second.  F.Mejía grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Villar to shortstop Martin, Machado scored, Hosmer to third, Myers out.  Margot struck out.

Orioles fourth.  Mancini walked on a full count.  Santander flied out to center fielder Margot.  Núñez singled to center, Mancini to second.  Peterson singled to left, Mancini scored, Núñez to second.  Severino walked on a full count, Núñez to third, Peterson to second.  Davis struck out.  Martin singled to center, Núñez scored, Peterson scored, Severino to second.  Eshelman popped out to third baseman Machado.

Padres fifth.  Ynoa pitching.  Reyes hit an infield single to second.  Machado safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by second baseman Villar, Reyes to second.  Hosmer struck out.  Myers flied out to center fielder Santander, Reyes to third, Machado to second.  F.Mejía hit an infield single to first, Reyes scored, Machado to third.  Margot grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Núñez to second baseman Villar, F.Mejía out.

Orioles seventh.  Strahm pitching.  Alberto pinch-hitting for Ynoa.  Alberto singled to center.  Villar struck out.  Mancini struck out.  Santander doubled to left, Alberto to third.  Núñez singled to center, Alberto scored, Santander scored.  Peterson lined out to second baseman L.Urías.

Orioles eighth.  Severino struck out.  Davis homered to center on a 0-1 count.  Martin walked on four pitches.  Wilkerson pinch-hitting for Castro.  Wilkerson struck out.  Martin stole second.  Villar hit an infield single to first, Martin to third.  M.Baez pitching.  Renfroe in as left fielder.  Villar stole second.  Mancini singled to left, Martin scored, Villar scored.  Santander struck out.

 San Diego has gone 7-3 in interleague play this season, tied for fourth in MLB; Baltimore has gone 4-9 in interleague play, 26th in MLB. The Padres have averaged 5.8 runs in these games, third in MLB; the O's have a 6.24 ERA in these games, 28th in MLB.

 Prior to their game yesterday (in which they failed to hit any home runs), the Orioles had hit multiple home runs in 10 straight games, which was the longest streak MLB has seen in the live-ball era.

 The Padres have lost five consecutive series, tied with the Pirates for the second-longest active streak in MLB (Tigers, 10). The team has scored 3.87 runs per game since the All-Star break, 26th in MLB.

 Jonathan Villar scored nine runs over the Orioles' last series -- only one player has scored more runs in a series this season (Manny Machado, 10). Villar is the first Orioles player to score at least nine runs in a series since Roberto Alomar scored 11 in July 1996.

 Through 70 career games, Fernando Tatis Jr. has 17 home runs and 14 stolen bases. He's the first player in the live-ball era to meet these marks through 70 career games -- the last players with even 12+ home runs and 12+ stolen bases through 70 games were Ellis Burks (1987) and Barry Bonds (1986).

 Anthony Santander slashed .185/.262/.352 in his first 15 road games this season, but has slashed .341/.349/.561 in nine road games since. In the first 15, he was 0-for-9 with runners in scoring position; in the last nine, he's 5-for-9 with runners in scoring position.

HP - Gonzalez, 1B - Ortiz, 2B - Iassogna, 3B - Holbrook

There were some friends of Baltimore Orioles rookie Tom Eshelman who showed up at Petco Park on Monday evening expecting the Carlsbad, Calif., native to be pitching against the San Diego Padres.
They'll have to return Tuesday afternoon.

Orioles' Eshelman draws hometown start in San Diego

SAN DIEGO (AP)  Already saddled with a silver sombrero - three strikeouts - that ran his slump to 0 for 18, Chris Davis seemed the unlikeliest of the Baltimore Orioles to hit a go-ahead home run.
The lefty did just that, though, driving a slider from left-handed reliever Matt Strahm to straightaway center field with one out in the eighth inning for the Orioles, who rallied from a four-run deficit to beat the San Diego Padres 8-5 on Tuesday.

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Baltimore Orioles @ San Diego Padres on July 30, 2019

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