Official Site of the Padres · Jul 29, 2015
Myers to avoid swinging due to soreness
Myers' catch over railing 0:31 5/9/15: Wil Myers tracks a popup from Chris Owings and reaches over the dugout railing to make a nice catch, ending the 2nd inning Morrow fans four to earn win Kennedy named Bob Feller Act of Valor Award nominee Clint Barmes (shown) and Alexi Amarista have split time at shortstop this season for San Diego. (AP) J. Upton's solo homer 0:52 7/26/15: Justin Upton smashes a line-drive over the wall in left-center field for his 16th home run, a solo shot, putting the Padres up 1-0 Will Myers is headed to Arizona to have his wrist examined. Poway High grad Dickerson paces streaking Triple-A El Paso ICYMI: Padres close homestand with series victory Jankowski stays hot, gives prospect followers a scare Despaigne bounces back to earn win Exacting Enberg accepts Frick honor at Hall Jankowski, Middlebrooks keep El Paso hot M. Upton's pinch-hit RBI single 0:52 7/25/15: Melvin Upton Jr. enters as a pinch-hitter for Will Venable and drives in Clint Barmes with a single into right field Maurer gets out of a jam 0:25 7/25/15: With a runner on third base and two outs, Brandon Maurer gets Cole Gillespie to ground out to escape a jam and end the 7th inning ICYMI: Friars fry Fish with second straight win Hedges gaining confidence at big league level Will Padres look the same upon return to Petco? Kemp's solo homer 1:09 7/24/15: Matt Kemp crushes a solo home run to center field, going back-to-back with Yonder Alonso, to give the Padres a 3-1 lead in the 5th Competitive Cashner escapes jam in seventh Top Prospects: Renfroe, SD 0:48 2015 MLB.com Top Prospects: Hunter Renfroe is a toolsy outfielder with solid speed and raw power at the plate Shaky sixth sinks Ross and Padres Padres weighing options ahead of Deadline Ross sets franchise record, despite tough loss Another reminder of Tony Gwynn's brilliance ICYMI: One tough inning downs Padres in openerThrough the first five innings of Thursday night's opener, starter Tyson Ross looked as solid and reliable as he has been all season. Ross held Miami scoreless through the first half of the game. His solid start would not hold up, however, as Ross was unable to get the last out of the sixth-inning and surrendered five-straight singles in that same frame.