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Garcia grounded out, first baseman Rizzo unassisted.

Grounded out, first baseman Rizzo unassisted.

Margot homered to left on the first pitch.

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On pitcher Wieck's throwing error, France scored, L.Urías to second.

Myers singled to center, Margot scored, Jankowski scored.

Singled to center, Margot scored, Jankowski scored.

Padres fifth.  Margot homered to left on the first pitch.  Martini grounded out, pitcher Hamels to first baseman Rizzo.  Machado walked on a full count.  Norwood pitching.  Machado was picked off, pitcher Norwood to first baseman Rizzo.  Myers grounded out, shortstop Hoerner to first baseman Rizzo.

Padres sixth.  France walked on a full count.  Mejias-Brean struck out.  L.Urías singled to left, France to third.  Hedges struck out.  Naylor pinch-hitting for Paddack.  Wieck pitching.  On pitcher Wieck's throwing error, France scored, L.Urías to second.  Naylor lined out to left fielder Schwarber.

Padres seventh.  Underwood Jr. pitching.  Margot hit an infield single to first.  Margot stole second.  Martini walked on four pitches.  Jankowski pinch-running for Martini.  Machado grounded out, shortstop Hoerner to first baseman Rizzo, Margot to third, Jankowski to second.  Myers singled to center, Margot scored, Jankowski scored.  Myers stole second.  France struck out.  Mejias-Brean grounded out, pitcher Underwood Jr. to first baseman Rizzo.

 The Cubs lost three of four games against the Brewers in their most recent series, yet they still retain the second NL Wild Card spot, leading Arizona by a game and a half, and Milwaukee by two games.

 The Padres won two of three games against the Rockies in their last series, as the two teams combined for just 11 runs total over the three games. San Diego pitched to a 0.64 ERA in that series, its lowest mark against the Rockies in any three-game series all-time.

 Hunter Renfroe has gone 72 consecutive plate appearances without a home run, one PA shy of his longest homerless streak in his MLB career (73 straight PA in 2017). In the 22 games in which Renfore has gone homerless, he is slashing .102/.229/.136 with one RBI and 32 strikeouts.

 The Cubs are 29-42 (.408) on the road this season, compared to 47-24 (.662) at home. That difference in home and road winning percentage (.254) is the largest in baseball this season

 Kyle Schwarber has hit 34 home runs this season, tied with Billy Williams (1965) for third most by a left-handed batter in team history. This is Schwarber's second 30-home run season with the Cubs -- only Billy Williams (5) and Anthony Rizzo (4) have more 30-home run seasons as a LHB in team history.

 Kyle Hendricks has a 5.20 ERA on the road this season, compared to a 1.77 ERA at home. The last Cubs pitcher with a sub-2.00 ERA at home and a 5.00+ ERA on the road in a single season was Percy Jones in 1926 (min. 1 IP per team game).

HP - Reyburn, 1B - De Jesus, 2B - Culbreth, 3B - Bucknor

Padres look to heap more pressure on Cubs
These are becoming desperate times for the Chicago Cubs.

Padres look to heap more pressure on Cubs

SAN DIEGO (AP)  If this was Chris Paddack's final start of 2019, he will have finished his rookie season with a brilliant performance that hurt the Chicago Cubs in their pursuit of a wild-card spot.
Paddack pitched six strong innings and the San Diego Padres beat the Cubs 4-0 Wednesday night, dropping Chicago into a tie with Milwaukee for the second NL wild-card spot. Manuel Margot homered off San Diegan Cole Hamels and also made a spectacular catch in center field.

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Chicago Cubs @ San Diego Padres on September 12, 2019

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