10th win in 11 games Padres One Up Reds

Tommy Pham went 3-4 in Solohomer, eight Harlers pitched in, and San Diego Padres, who visited on Tuesday night, beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 to score their 10th win in 11 games.

After a 52 minute delay in the weather at the start, the contest turned into a bullpen game for both teams. Both starters continued beyond 3 innings and the team joined to use a 16-man pitcher.

Relief Emilio Pagan (4-0) won by hitting the side with Perfect 8. Mark Melancon threw his ninth save in the 25th major league lead for the Padres, who won all five meetings with the Reds this season.

The Padres missed a chance and blew the game away, leaving 16 runners stranded and the base loaded four times.

Blake Snell is a slow scratch with mild stomach illness, and Craig Stammen has been able to start his first regular season in Washington against Arizona since August 4, 2010. Starting lineup started Game 3 of the National League Wild Card Series against St. Louis last October.

The Padres soon arrived at Reds starter Tony Santillan (1-2). Fam is a single in the center right. After Fernando Tatis Jr. reached the fielder’s choice, this week’s dominant NL player, Jake Cronenworth, first pulled the ball out of the reach of Joey Votto and went down to the right fielder. The triple won Tatis with a 1-0 lead. Manny Machado went to the center with a sacrifice fly and won Cronenworth.

At the end of the first match, Tyler Stephenson put Jonathan India in the center with a two-out single, cutting San Diego’s lead 2-1.

Padres widened his lead for the fourth time when Fam returned relief Ryan Hendrix to the home in the center right and Trent Grisham made home Cronenworth 5-1.

The Reds approached fifth when Jesse Winker left Padres relief player Nabil Crismatt and connected to the second home run on the home stand and team-leading season 19th. A 410-foot shot towering in front of the power stack in the center right cut San Diego’s lead 5-4.

Eric Hosmer, who was summoned to finish the sixth round on strike, was sent off from the game at the top of the seventh inning during Fam’s turn at bat after discussing with referee Hunter Wendelstedt.

-Field level media