Category:San Diego Padres Game Recaps

Short Game Summary: Marlon Anderson hit a pinch-hit three-run homer to give the Mets a 7-6 lead, to cap a six-run sixth. This took the shaky Tom Glavine off the hook, who went 5 inning, and gave up 6 runs on 11 hits, struck out 1, and walked 3. The Mets had come back from five runs down, and had to. . . more

Losing pitcherLaTroy Hawkins For the second game in a row, the decision of the game went to the bullpen, where the Padres' pen pulled out the win in ten innings. RookieKevin Kouzmanoff Aaron Cook (0-0) of the Rockies went a complete game, nine innings, giving up five hits, four walks. . . more

Adrian Gonzalez hitting his double in the bottom ofthe ninth for the winning RBIPhoto courtesy AP/Yahoo! Sports The Padres break out camouflage uniforms to honor the military. San Diego is a military town and the Padres seem to welcome that. I applaud MLB and the Padres for supporting the. . . more

Greg Maddux Jason Hirsh 4-time Cy Young Award winner Greg Maddux vs. rookie Jason Hirsh, each making their debut for their teams. Some may not consider this a fair match-up. But, you guessed it: Hirsh was the victor. Kazuo Matsui homered in the third for the initial lead. Terrmel. . . more

The Padres season began with a bang as they scored 7 and held the Giants scoreless in front of a sell out crowd at AT&T park in San Francisco. The Bud Black era began for San Diego as Jake Peavy (1-0 0.00) held the Giants to 3 hits in six innings. He struck out 6 while walking 2 in picking up. . . more

Padres win 3-2. The Padres and Rockies faced off in San Diego in the rubber match of the series. The Rockies took the first game 5-0 with excellent pitching by Jason Jennings. The Padres followed up with a near no-hitter by Chris Young, winning 2-0. With both teams at 27-25, the stage was set. . . more

recent games <ListPages> order=New details=hide category=Game Recaps count=5 </ListPages> adopt a team What team do you follow? Become an ArmchairGM expert! John Thomson (0-0) and Woody Williams (1-0) of the Padres took the mound in the final game of. . . more