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Garcia grounded out, pitcher Guerra to first baseman Vargas.

Profar grounded out, second baseman Marte to first baseman Vargas.

Grounded out, second baseman Marte to first baseman Vargas.

Grounded out, pitcher Guerra to first baseman Vargas.

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Garcia hit an infield single to first, Profar scored, Myers to third.

Hit an infield single to first, Profar scored, Myers to third.

Olivares singled to center, Myers scored, Garcia to third, Mejía to second.

Singled to center, Myers scored, Garcia to third, Mejía to second.

Tatis Jr. tripled to left, Garcia scored, Mejía scored, Olivares scored.

Jr. tripled to left, Garcia scored, Mejía scored, Olivares scored.

Padres first.  Tatis Jr. struck out.  Grisham homered to right on a 3-1 count.  Machado singled to left.  Pham struck out.  Profar grounded out, second baseman Marte to first baseman Vargas.

Diamondbacks third.  Ahmed singled to right.  Marte flied out to right fielder Olivares.  Vargas flied out to left fielder Pham.  Marte doubled to right, Ahmed scored.  Marte to third.  Escobar singled to left, Marte scored.  Walker flied out to right fielder Olivares.

Padres fourth.  Profar walked on a full count.  Myers doubled to left, Profar to third.  Garcia hit an infield single to first, Profar scored, Myers to third.  Mejía was hit by a pitch, Garcia to second.  Olivares singled to center, Myers scored, Garcia to third, Mejía to second.  Tatis Jr. tripled to left, Garcia scored, Mejía scored, Olivares scored.  Grisham struck out.  Clarke pitching.  Machado was intentionally walked.  Pham grounded into a double play, shortstop Ahmed to second baseman Marte to first baseman Vargas, Machado 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 - Wolcott, 1B - Barrett, 2B - Johnson, 3B - Ripperger

Denied by their normally solid bullpen the chance to start a season 3-0 for the only the fourth time in franchise history, the San Diego Padres were in a bit of a scramble mode following Sunday afternoon's 4-3 loss to the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks at Petco Park.
The simple question was, who is going to start Monday afternoon's finale of the four-game series against the Diamondbacks?

Weaver, Lucchesi get nods in Dbacks-Padres finale

SAN DIEGO (AP)  Fernando Tatis Jr. saw the ball rolling to the wall in left-center field and raced around the bases, diving headfirst into third as his helmet went flying off.
He stood up and thumped his chest with his right fist after clearing the bases, highlighting a five-run rally that carried the San Diego Padres to a 6-2 win against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday.

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Arizona Diamondbacks @ San Diego Padres on July 27, 2020

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