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Castellanos homers, but Padres still waiting for more from star trio
SAN DIEGO — The Padres dropped Wednesday afternoon’s rubber match against the Cubs, 5-4 — snapping a stretch in which they’d gone 6-0-1 across their last seven series.
Here’s some analysis from Petco Park, after San Diego lost its first series since the final day of March:
If I told you Jackson Merrill, Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado combined to hit .224 with only seven home runs through April …
You probably wouldn’t have guessed that San Diego would be 19-11 and half a game out of first place in the National League West. In fact, the Padres just won 18 games in April, something they’ve only done one other time — in 1998 when they finished with 98 wins and the NL pennant.
Cubs 8, Padres 3: Pete Crow-Armstrong homers… off a left-hander
The Cubs got the bats going in San Diego for the second straight night, highlighted by Pete Crow-Armstrong’s three-run homer that broke the game open in the seventh inning. That, plus some solid pitching from Edward Cabrera, Hoby Milner and Ryan Rolison, gave the Cubs an 8-3 win over the Padres, breaking their three-game losing streak.
The Cubs got on the board first, in the top of the second. Ian Happ and Michael Busch walked. After Carson Kelly struck out, Dansby Swanson doubled both runners in [VIDEO].
Swanson then stole third, but was stranded. When the bottom of the second began, Swanson was out of the game, with Nico Hoerner moving to short and Nicky Lopez taking over at second. Here’s what the Cubs said about that a couple of innings later:
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