Taylor Ward’s ninth Grand Slam grabbed a rally in a rally that took 9-5 wins against San Diego Padres on Monday.
Ward pulled a 2-2 vacuum cleaner from Alek Jacob, 350 feet from the left-wing line for the ninth Homer of the year and fixed the loss in Robert Suarez (0-1).
The ninth stroke, 15 straight savings to start the year and until last September, Suarez took off the first hit, the striker Luis Renkfo’yu a single to compress and then completely lost the strike zone. Suarez made four consecutive walks, including Nolan Schanuel and Yoan Moncada to connect the game 5-5.
Jacob entered and hit Jorge Soler before Ward was connected.
Brock Burke (4-0) won the eighth stroke in Xander Bogaerts’s sacrifice. Angels Starter Yusei Kikuchi gave up seven strokes and four runs in two walks and four strikes.
Kikuchi, Luis Arraez, Manny Machado and Jackson Merrill hit the third place, while Merrill was shot twice as he was shot in Arraez. Kikuchi, Bagaerts, back to a return, but the ball transferred to the ball, and then Padres’e 3-2 edges to a two-stage first shot for the first shot.
Fernando Tatis Jr. rose to 4-2 with a leader Homer in the 10th year. Los Angeles, Padres’ second master Jake Cronenworth’s Ward’s Ward’s first pair of game ball on the first shot for the first time was taken in the sixth place.
Merrill took 5-3 ahead of San Diego.
As Tim Anderson doubled one -time, Zach Neto launched a score for Los Angeles third to overtake a Homer in the fifth place of the year.
Padres Starter Michael King gave four hit and three running, two 2/3 inning. Two walked and eight bills.
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