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Machado grounded out, second baseman Moore to first baseman Nola.

Myers singled to center, Tatis Jr. scored.

Grounded out, second baseman Moore to first baseman Nola.

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Margot doubled to left, Renfroe scored, Naylor to third.

Doubled to left, Renfroe scored, Naylor to third.

L.Urías singled to center, Naylor scored, Margot to third.

Singled to center, Naylor scored, Margot to third.

Hedges sacrificed, pitcher LeBlanc to first baseman Vogelbach, Margot scored, L.Urías to second.

Sacrificed, pitcher LeBlanc to first baseman Vogelbach, Margot scored, L.Urías to second.

Tatis Jr. homered to left on a 0-1 count, L.Urías scored.

Jr. homered to left on a 0-1 count, L.Urías scored.

Hosmer homered to right on a 2-1 count, Myers scored.

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

Do.Santana singled to center, Smith scored, Crawford to third.

Singled to center, Smith scored, Crawford to third.

Do.Santana stole second. On throwing error by catcher Hedges, Crawford scored, Do.Santana to third.

Lopes homered to left on a 0-1 count, Do.Santana scored.

Homered to left on a 0-1 count, Do.Santana scored.

Padres fifth.  Renfroe walked on a full count.  Naylor singled to left, Renfroe to second.  Margot doubled to left, Renfroe scored, Naylor to third.  L.Urías singled to center, Naylor scored, Margot to third.  Hedges sacrificed, pitcher LeBlanc to first baseman Vogelbach, Margot scored, L.Urías to second.  Tatis Jr. homered to left on a 0-1 count, L.Urías scored.  Myers struck out.  Machado grounded out, third baseman Seager to first baseman Vogelbach.

Padres eighth.  Lopes in as second baseman.  Nola in as first baseman.  Myers singled to right.  Machado struck out.  Hosmer homered to right on a 2-1 count, Myers scored.  Renfroe grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Nola.  Naylor homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Grotz pitching.  Margot grounded out, third baseman Seager to first baseman Nola.

Mariners eighth.  Morejon pitching.  Broxton struck out.  Smith hit an infield single to second.  Crawford singled to center, Smith to third.  Crawford to second.  Santana singled to center, Smith scored, Crawford to third.  Santana stole second. On throwing error by catcher Hedges, Crawford scored, Santana to third.  Lopes homered to left on a 0-1 count, Santana scored.  Narváez popped out to third baseman Machado.  Seager grounded out, pitcher Morejon to first baseman Hosmer.

Padres ninth.  Lopes in as left fielder.  Moore in as second baseman.  L.Urías struck out.  Hedges struck out.  Tatis Jr. walked on a full count.  On Grotz's wild pitch, Tatis Jr. to third.  Myers singled to center, Tatis Jr. scored.  Myers stole second.  Machado grounded out, second baseman Moore to first baseman Nola.

 The Padres swept two games from the Mariners back in April, running their winning streak over Seattle to six games. This is San Diego's longest active win streak against any single opponent and one shy of the M's longest active losing streak against any team with Seattle losing its last seven to Houston.

 The Padres suffered a walk-off 11-10 heartbreaker to the Dodgers on Sunday, the second time this season they scored 10 runs in a defeat. Over the past 10 seasons from 2009-18, the Padres only had three defeats when plating at least 10 runs.

 Eric Hosmer homered and drove in five runs on Sunday, the second time in six games he had a 5-RBI performance. On the season, Hosmer is batting .422 with runners in scoring position and two outs, the fourth-best mark in MLB out of the 140 batters with at least 40 plate appearances.

 Manny Machado has hit safely in six straight games, and is up to 211 total bases on the season -- the most by a Padre through 108 games played since Adrian Gonzalez had 214 in 2008. Machado is batting .306 in away games this season (compared to .248 at home) but has gone a season-worst eight straight road games without an extra-base hit.

 The Mariners' lone run in Sunday's loss to the Astros came on a Kyle Seager home run -- the club's 180th homer of the season, which is already four more than Seattle had in all of 2018. The M's, however, only have hit 20 home runs after the All-Star break with only the White Sox having fewer (19), and this comes after they hit 160 before the break with only the Twins hitting more (166).

 Seager has a .341/.408/.705 slash line with four home runs and eight RBI in his last 12 games after slashing .089/.103/.179 with a homer and three RBI in his previous 16 contests. In his last nine games against San Diego dating to 2015, he has a .441/.525/.824 slash line with three home runs and 13 RBI.

HP - Wegner, 1B - Reynolds, 2B - Scheurwater, 3B - Porter

With the Seattle Mariners adhering to general manager Jerry Dipoto's "step-back" rebuilding plan, it's not surprising to find them struggling following the trade deadline.
Conversely, after signing free agent Manny Machado in the offseason, the San Diego Padres had bigger plans.

Mariners, Padres meet up amid slumps

SEATTLE (AP)  The San Diego Padres fell short of history and their first no-hitter - again. What they learned about starter Dinelson Lamet might just make up for it.
Just a month after coming off the injury list from Tommy John surgery, Lamet took a no-hitter into the seventh inning and matched his career high with 12 strikeouts in a 9-4 victory over the struggling Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night.

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San Diego Padres @ Seattle Mariners on August 7, 2019

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