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Olivares grounded out, third baseman Escobar to first baseman Lamb, Myers to second.

Grounded out, third baseman Escobar to first baseman Lamb, Myers to second.

Hedges lined out to second baseman Marte.

Myers homered to left on a 2-2 count, Pham scored, France scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Pham scored, France scored.

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Machado homered to left on a 3-0 count, Tatis Jr. scored.

Homered to left on a 3-0 count, Tatis Jr. scored.

Diamondbacks fourth.  Marte singled to center.  On Hedges' passed ball, Marte to second.  Escobar struck out.  Walker doubled to left, Marte scored.  Calhoun singled to right, Walker to third.  Vogt struck out.  Lamb grounded out, pitcher Lamet to first baseman France.

Padres fourth.  Pham walked on a full count.  Profar popped out to second baseman Marte.  Pham stole second.  France singled to right, Pham to third.  Myers homered to left on a 2-2 count, Pham scored, France scored.  Olivares doubled to left.  Hedges struck out, catcher Vogt to first baseman Lamb, Olivares to third.  Grisham walked on a full count.  Crichton pitching.  Tatis Jr. flied out to center fielder Marte.

Padres seventh.  Kelly in as catcher.  Rondón pitching.  Tatis Jr. doubled to left.  Machado homered to left on a 3-0 count, Tatis Jr. scored.  Pham walked.  Profar struck out.  Widener pitching.  France flied into a double play, left fielder Peralta to shortstop Ahmed to first baseman Lamb, Pham out.

 The Diamondbacks defeated the Padres, 1--0, at Chase Field in the final game of the 2019 season to seal their seventh straight home win over San Diego. They have won at least eight straight home games against the Pads just once in franchise history - from July 25, 2002 to May 23, 2003 (eight straight).

 The Diamondbacks have posted a winning record in each of Torey Lovullo's three seasons as manager. That's Arizona's second-longest streak of winning seasons behind a five-season run from 1999 to 2003.

 Among players who had at least 300 plate appearances in their age-20 season or younger, Fernando Tatis Jr.'s .969 OPS last season ranks fourth all-time behind only Mel Ott (1.084), Alex Rodriguez (1.045) and Ted Williams (1.045).

 Eduardo Escobar was one of three players to reach double figures in doubles, triples and home runs last season (29--10--35); the others were Hunter Dozier and Whit Merrifield of the Royals. Ketel Marte, who did it in 2018, missed repeating the feat by one triple last season (36--9--32).

 Madison Bumgarner started five of the Giants' last six Opening Day games, missing only 2018 (broken finger). Arizona has had consistency as well, with Randy Johnson (6), Brandon Webb (4), Ian Kennedy (3) and Zack Greinke (3) starting 16 of the Diamondbacks' 22 season openers.

 Last season, Chris Paddack became the third rookie pitcher in the live-ball era to start at least 25 games and record a WHIP below 1.00, joining Jose Fernandez (0.98 in 2013) and Dick Hughes (0.95 in 1967).

HP - Johnson, 1B - Ripperger, 2B - Wolcott, 3B - Barrett

SAN DIEGO (AP)  Manny Machado and Wil Myers homered to back Dinelson Lamet, who pitched brilliantly into the sixth inning of the San Diego Padres' 5-1 victory against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday night.
Lamet (1-0), who made 14 starts last year in a comeback from Tommy John surgery, held the Diamondbacks to one run and five hits while striking out eight and walking one. Rookie manager Jayce Tingler pulled Lamet after he allowed a leadoff double in the sixth to Starling Marte on his 80th pitch.

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Arizona Diamondbacks @ San Diego Padres on July 26, 2020

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