Zack Greinke did his job, going seven full innings, while allowing only three runs. It was the offense which fell short - again. For the second night in a row, the Diamondbacks failed to provide enough offense to support their starting pitcher. This time, the offense only managed five hits and no walks on their way to scoring only two runs.
Despite reaching the loft milestone, the homer he allowed, combined with the lack of Arizona offense, hung the ace with his first loss since Opening Day.
Eric Hosmer hit the game-deciding home run, putting the Padres back over .