Christian Walker passed through San Diego Padres 3-2, who visited Houston Astros on Saturday, and then became a sixth shot before making a shot.
To secure these three series of games.
Walker fell to the fifth place after cleaning for the first 19 matches, and after a leadership against Paledes Padres Michael King, the second home run knotted the score with three doughs.
King swung from the bottom of the first shot, but a Paledes bachelor and Yorkdan Alvarez’in inhabited, despite the succession of the wounded fled. King retired in the fourth and fifth place, but was burned by Walker Blast, who chased the King from the mound.
The seventh two outlets and the first and second ranks, Parendes, Padres relaxing Jeremiah Estrada (0-1) left a glare single in the shallow center area. This covered Victor Caratini and caught the 2-2 dilemma.
Padres, right -field player Fernando Tatis Jr. Behind Wesneski, Manny Machado and Gavin stranded the sheets of Manny Machado and Gavin before looking at Tatis with one in the Third Inning.
Tatis, Padres’e seventh home running 1-0 ahead, the left-wing area of 402 feet covering a line driving. Wesneski worked around a couple of Baserunner in the fourth place before hitting Tatis again with one again.
Tatis slapped a single left, on the right side of the field on the right side of the field, and shifted the third place and doubled the clue from the couple to the right Tatis.
Wesneski allowed two runs on six strokes and a walk with four strikes in five strokes. Houston Bullpen took it from there.
Tayler Scott (1-1) strike with two perfect strokes. Bryan Abreu ranked a bullet to Luis Arraez, but retired Machado, Sheets and Oscar Gonzalez respectively. Josh Hader, closer to Astros, provided a ninth tense hill from Jose Iglesias to a lead double and Alvarez on the left and his first base, including two powerful defense games from Walker. Hader notched his sixth savings.
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