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Brandon Drury's three-run homer and Austin Nola's two-run homer set the pace for the San Diego Padres, who scored seven with two outs in the sixth inning Wednesday afternoon to clinch a 13-7 win. 3 games he visited the Giants in a rubber match in the series San Francisco.
The Giants scored three runs in the top of the sixth to put him ahead 7-6, and San Francisco reliever Unior Marte was the first of his two men to face the bottom of the inning. retired the Padres. The Padres then hit seven in a row, ending with a home run by Nola.
Manny Machado singled to start his rally for seven runs, and Josh Bell's infield single put him in third. Drury hit his second home run as a Padre and hit a line drive into the left field field to give the Padres a 9–7 lead.
Jake Cronenworth singled and scored on Ha Sung Kim's double to right center. Trent Grisham drove Kim to reliever Jarlyn Garcia and Nola hit a home run to score. Early in the game, the Giants led 1-0 (in the second he hit J.D. Davis' homer), and he overtook Padres starter Sean Manair as he led 4-0. Later, the Padres scored six runs in the bottom of his third. The Giants' starter he faced Jakob Junis and led 6–4. Seven consecutive Padres reached base to open the third and had three bases-loaded hits.
The Padres loaded the bases with a leadoff walk by Nola and back-to-back singles by Jurickson Plofer and Juan Soto. 2-run double after Machado. After Bell walked to reload the bases, Drury scored Soto on a single and continued to load the bases. Cronenworth and Grisham hit RBI singles and Nola scored six runs on a groundout.
Robert Suarez (3-1) returned from the disabled list and pitched 1 2/3 scoreless innings to take the win. Marte (0-1) allowed five runs (4 earned runs) in his five hits.
Drury went 2-for-5 with his 4 RBI and Nola with his 3 RBI and 2 runs scored the Padres. Machado had two doubles and a single with two RBIs and two runs. Cronenworth also had his three hits in San Diego.
Davis, Wilmer Flores, Tyro Estrada and Joc Pederson all scored runs for the Giants.
– Field Level Media