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Padres

Negrón hit an infield single to shortstop.

Bellinger homered to right on the first pitch.

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Machado singled to center, Hedges scored, Tatis Jr. to second.

Singled to center, Hedges scored, Tatis Jr. to second.

Smith homered to center on a 2-1 count, Pollock scored, Bellinger scored, White scored.

Homered to center on a 2-1 count, Pollock scored, Bellinger scored, White scored.

Bellinger doubled to left, Seager scored, Pollock scored.

Doubled to left, Seager scored, Pollock scored.

Padres second.  Renfroe homered to left on a 1-2 count.  Hosmer struck out.  Myers flied out to right fielder Bellinger.  L.Urías struck out.

Dodgers second.  Bellinger homered to right on the first pitch.  White grounded out, third baseman Machado to first baseman Hosmer.  Smith struck out.  Negrón grounded out, shortstop Tatis Jr. to first baseman Hosmer.

Padres third.  Hedges walked on a full count.  Lucchesi sacrificed, third baseman Turner to first baseman White, Hedges to second.  Tatis Jr. walked.  Margot fouled out to first baseman White.  Machado singled to center, Hedges scored, Tatis Jr. to second.  Tatis Jr. was out advancing, center fielder Pollock to first baseman White to third baseman Turner, Tatis Jr. out.

Dodgers sixth.  Pollock singled to left.  Muncy struck out.  Turner lined out to center fielder Margot.  Bellinger walked on four pitches, Pollock to second.  White walked on a full count, Pollock to third, Bellinger to second.  Wingenter pitching.  Smith homered to center on a 2-1 count, Pollock scored, Bellinger scored, White scored.  Negrón walked.  Beaty doubled to right, Negrón scored.  Beaty was out advancing, right fielder Renfroe to second baseman L.Urías to third baseman Machado, Beaty out.

Dodgers seventh.  Morejon pitching.  Seager pinch-hitting for J.Kelly.  Seager doubled to right.  Pollock hit an infield single to shortstop.  Muncy flied out to left fielder Myers.  Turner struck out.  Bellinger doubled to left, Seager scored, Pollock scored.  White grounded out, shortstop Tatis Jr. to first baseman Hosmer.

 The Padres lost five of the first six meetings this season against the Dodgers before winning three straight on the road earlier this month. San Diego hasn't won four in a row in Los Angeles in a single season since a five-game run in 2006 and last won a season series against the Dodgers in 2010.

 One day after becoming the first team to 70 wins, the MLB-leading Dodgers tacked on another with Wednesday's 5-1 victory in Colorado. Los Angeles' 71 wins though 110 games are tied for the second-highest total by an NL team since 2005 (2017 Dodgers -- 78 wins).

 Tuesday's 8-5 loss to the Orioles left the Padres with an 8-16 record for July. San Diego opened the season 3-1 in March, then went 14-12 in April, 13-14 in May and 12-14 in June. The Padres' starting pitchers ranked 13th in the NL in July with a 5.37 ERA after compiling a 4.27 ERA prior to the month.

 Clayton Kershaw, Thursday's scheduled starter, went 2-0 with a 1.44 ERA and an MLB-best .159 opponent batting average (minimum 25 IP) in July. He's allowed three earned runs or fewer in 17 consecutive starts vs. the Padres, tied for the third-longest such streak against any single opponent since 2010.

 Manny Machado leads the NL in OPS (1.076) and slugging (.696) since June 13 (min. 100 PA) and is tied for the NL-lead with 16 home runs during that span. He's hit four of his 26 home runs this season against the Dodgers, tied for his most vs. any opponent (Braves, Cardinals). Machado is 4-for-9 with two homers lifetime vs. Kershaw.

 Will Smith hit his fifth home run Wednesday in his 13th career game. That's tied with Cody Bellinger (2017) for the second-most by any Dodgers player in their first 13 games since 2000, trailing only Matt Kemp's six homers in 2006. Smith leads MLB with an 8.75 AB/HR ratio and a 2.92 AB/RBI ratio (minimum 30 PA).

HP - Libka, 1B - Kulpa, 2B - Morales, 3B - Meals

The Los Angeles Dodgers own the best home record in the majors, but the San Diego Padres aren't afraid.
The Padres won three straight games in Los Angeles from July 5-7 and will look to add to that success when they open a four-game set at Dodger Stadium on Thursday night.

Padres look to stay hot at Dodger Stadium

LOS ANGELES (AP)  Will Smith has packed an extraordinary number of incredible achievements into his 14 games with the Los Angeles Dodgers. A curtain call in front of a sellout Dodger Stadium crowd after his grand slam might not even top the list.
Clayton Kershaw has done a whole lot more for a whole lot longer than his rookie catcher, and he made more Dodgers history during another blowout win for the major league leaders.

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San Diego Padres @ Los Angeles Dodgers on August 2, 2019

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