TORONTO -- The San Diego Padres make the first trip in franchise history to Toronto on a homer-hitting roll.
The Padres will be playing in a home-run friendly park, the Rogers Centre, against a team that also hits the long ball in the Blue Jays.
The Padres had home runs from Alex Dickerson and Ryan Schimpf in the eighth inning Sunday to tie the game against Washington before scoring four in the ninth to beat the Nationals 10-6 in the rubber match of the three-game series.
The Padres have homered in a club-record 22 consecutive games.