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1 SAN DIEGO PADRES PETCO PARK 100 PARK BLVD SAN DIEGO, CA GAME INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE PADRES COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT SAN DIEGO PADRES (68-79) at ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (61-87) Sunday, September 14, :10 p.m. PT Chase Field Phoenix, AZ RHP Odrisamer Despaigne (3-6, 3.55) vs. RHP Trevor Cahill (3-11, 5.23) Game 148 Road Game AM XEMO 860 FOX Sports San Diego PADRES AT A GLANCE Overall Record: NL West Standing: 3rd (-15.5) Home Record: Road Record: Day Record: Night Record: Roadtrip: 2-6 Last Five Games: 2-3 Last 10 Games: 2-8 Streak: L1 All-Time Record: 3,389-3,923-2 All-Time at Home: 1,831-1,824-1 All-Time at Petco Park: All-Time on Road: 1,558-2, vs. ARI: vs. ARI at Home: vs. ARI on Road: 3-5 All-Time vs. ARI: All-Time vs. ARI at Chase Field: All-Time vs. ARI in Phoenix: All-Time vs. ARI at Petco Park: All-Time vs. ARI in San Diego: RECORD WHEN... Sunday Thursday 4-10 Monday 8-7 Friday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday March 1-0 July April August May September 3-9 June October 0-0 Leading after six 51-1 Tied after six: 8-11 Trailing after six: 9-67 Leading after seven: 52-2 Tied after seven: 9-8 Trailing after seven: 7-69 Leading after eight: 54-1 Tied after eight: 9-7 Trailing after eight: 5-71 Scoring fi rst: Opponents score fi rst: Shutouts: 7-19 Home crowds of 20,000+: Home crowds of 30,000+: 16-9 Home crowds of 40,000+: 4-3 Scoring less than three: Scoring three or four: Scoring fi ve or more: 31-7 One-run games: Two-run games: Games decided in last AB: Extra Innings W-L: 10-5 Playing series opener: Playing series fi nale: Series W-L-T (Home): Series W-L-T (Road): Series W-L-T (Total): Series Sweeps (Home): 3-1 Series Sweeps (Road): 0-2 Series Sweeps (Total): 3-3 White Jerseys: Gray Jerseys: Blue Jerseys: Camoufl age Jerseys: 8-5 Retro Jerseys: 1-2 All Padres game information including game notes and rosters is available at HAPPY BIRTHDAY, COLONEL: On September 14, 1924, Jerry Coleman, a two-time war hero, the 1949 Major League Baseball Rookie of the Year, the 1950 World Series Most Valuable Player, Padres manager in 1980, Padres broadcaster for 42 seasons and San Diego legend, was born in San Jose, California... Coleman passed away earlier this year on January 5th...he would have been 90 years old today. Jerry Coleman held the distinction of being the only Major League player to see active combat in two wars, World War II and the Korean War...a Marine pilot, his military service record includes 120 missions, earning him two Distinguished Flying Crosses, 13 Air Medals and three Navy citations. Coleman was inducted into numerous Hall of Fames, including: Padres Hall of Fame (2001), National Baseball Hall of Fame s Ford C. Frick winner (2005), U.S. Marine Corps Sports Hall of Fame (2005), National Radio Hall of Fame (2007) and the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame (2007)...Coleman also received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 60th annual Golden Mike Awards in The Colonel played parts of nine Major League seasons with the New York Yankees, hitting.263 (558-for-2119) with 77 doubles, 18 triples, 16 home runs, 217 RBI, 267 runs scored, 22 stolen bases a.340 on-base percentage and a.339 slugging percentages over 723 games played...played on six World Series clubs for the Yankees, with New York winning four of those six. For more information on Coleman s incredible life and career, see pages two and three of the Padres media guide. TAKE ME HOME TONIGHT: The Padres will conclude their 10-day, nine-game, three-city road trip this afternoon as they will play the third and fi nal game of this three-game series with the Diamondbacks in Phoenix...these two clubs will play the rubber match of this three-game set today, with the Padres taking game one by a score of 6-5 and the Diamondbacks taking game two yesterday by a score of following today s contest, the Padres will return home for their fi nal homestand of the season, a 10-game stay in San Diego, that will bring in the Philadelphia Phillies to town for four games (Sep 15-18), San Francisco Giants for three games (Sep 19-21) and Colorado Rockies for three games (Sep 22-24). The Friars are coming off a three-game series in Los Angeles where the lost two of three games to the Dodgers. The Padres opened up the current roadtrip with a three-game series in Denver (Sep 5-7) where they were on the wrong side of a series sweep as they were shutout twice in three days in the Mile High City. Before embarking on the current roadtrip, the Friars had an 11-day, 10-game homestand, going 6-4 on the stand and taking two of three games from both the Milwaukee Brewers (Aug 25-27) and Dodgers (August 29-31) while splitting a four game series against the Diamondbacks (Sep 1-4). Following the 10-game homestand, the Padres will conclude their 2014 schedule with a four-game trip to San Francisco (Sep 25-28). UNFORTUNATELY...: With last night s loss against the Diamondbacks and a Dodgers win over the Giants, the Padres were officially eliminated from National League West division race. WITH A WIN TODAY: With a win this afternoon against the Diamondbacks, the Padres would secure their first series victory of the season against the Snakes this season and their first since winning three of four games against Arizona at Petco Park from September of last season...the last time the Padres won a series against the Diamondbacks in downtown Phoenix was July of last season when they took two of three games from the D-Backs. A win today would improve the Padres to in 17 series since the second half of the season began on July 18. FOR IT S ONE, TWO, THREE STRIKES: Through 147 games this season, the Padres pitching staff has recorded 1,172 strikeouts, already surpassing their 2013 total of 1,172 and the sixth-highest total in franchise history...the franchise record for strikeouts in a single season is 1,295, done by the 2010 squad...entering play today, the 2014 Padres are on pace to record 1,292 strikeouts this season, which would be the second-most in franchise history. As a team, the Padres boast a 8.07 strikeouts per nine innings, the best mark in franchise history...prior to this season, the best mark in franchise history was 8.00 in Tyson Ross (195) and Ian Kennedy (184) are both on pace to reach the 200 strikeout plateau this season... only three players (five instances) in franchise history have ever reached the 200 strikeout mark: Kevin Brown in 1998 (257), Jake Peavy in 2007, 2005 and 2006 (240, 216 and 215, respectively) and Clay Kirby in 1971 (231). Since the 2000 season, only four sets of National League West teammates have accumulated 200+ strikeouts in a single season: SF Tim Lincecum (231) and Jonathan Sanchez (205) in 2010, ARI Randy Johnson (260) and Curt Schilling (316) in 2002, Johnson (372) and Schilling (293) again in 2001 and LAD Chan Ho Park (217) and Kevin Brown (216) in RENE AT THE PLATE: Since the second half of the season began on July 18, Rene Rivera is hitting.274/.356/.437 (32-for-117) with four doubles, a triple, four home runs, 14 RBI, 16 walks and 16 runs scored...among National League catchers with at least 100 at-bats in that time, Rivera ranks fourth in the National League in batting average and onbase percentage an seventh in slugging percentage. KEEP YOUR ENEMIES CLOSE: The Padres own a (.596) this season in one-run games, the best record in Major League Baseball...dating back to their walk-off, one-run victory over Milwaukee on August 27, the Padres are 5-1 in their last six games decided by one run. To put the Friars success into historical perspective, their.596 winning percentage in one-run ballgames is the sixth-best in franchise history, trailing only the 1974 season (31-16,.666), 1991 season (27-16,.628), 2004 season (25-15,.625), 1989 season (30-18,.625) and 2001 season (24-15,.615). SO YOU RE TELLING ME THERE S A CHANCE?: The Padres boast a 51-1 (.981) record this season when leading after six innings, the best mark in Major League Baseball...when leading after seven innings, the Friars are 52-2 (.963), the best record in the National League and second-best in the Majors, trailing only Kansas City (66-1,.985)... when leading after eight innings, San Diego is 54-1 (.982), the second-best mark in the National League and thirdbest in the Majors, behind only Kansas CIty (72-1,.986) and Atlanta Braves (68-1,.986). HOLIDAY WONDERLAND: The Padres announced recently that Holiday Wonderland is coming to Petco Park this December...the inaugural holiday celebration will light up the ballpark with walk-through lighting vignettes throughout the concourse, as well as unique holiday activities for all ages in every corner of Petco Park. Holiday Wonderland will offer the opportunity to ride Polar Express trains, explore Candyland, feed live reindeer, discover Santa s workshop and visit with his elves, have a photo taken with Santa, and more. Visit for more information. UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS DAY DATE TIME (PDT) OPP. PADRES STARTER OPPOSING STARTER TELEVISION Mon 9/15 7:10 p.m. PHI RHP Andrew Cashner (3-7, 2.40) RHP Jerome Williams (3-1, 3.44) FOX Sports SD Tues 9/16 7:10 p.m. PHI RHP Ian Kennedy (10-13, 3.77) RHP A.J. Burnett (8-16, 4.34) FOX Sports SD Wed 9/17 7:10 p.m. PHI LHP Eric Stults (7-16, 4.49) LHP Cole Hamels (8-7, 2.51) FOX Sports SD Thurs 9/18 6:10 p.m. PHI RHP Tyson Ross (13-14, 2.81) RHP Kyle Kendrick (9-12, 4.72) FOX Sports SD All Padres games broadcast live in English on The Mighty 1090 AM and in Spanish on XEMO 860 AM

2 TODAY S STARTER RHP - Odrisamer Despaigne #40 FOR STARTERS: The 27-year-old will make his 15th career Major League start today as well as the eighth of his career on the road when he takes the mound against the Diamondbacks at Chase Field. Made seven minor league starts between Double-A San Antonio (two) and Triple-A El Paso (fi ve) after signing with the Padres as a minor league free agent on May 2...in his seven minor league appearances, put together a 1-3 record with a 6.03 ERA (21 ER, 31.1 IP) with 41 strikeouts against 18 walks. The six-foot, 196 pound, Havana native played professionally for the Havana Industriales of Cuba s Serie Nacional for eight seasons prior to signing with the Padres, posting a career record with a 3.55 ERA (378 ER, IP) with 684 strikeouts against 390 walks in 213 games. Despaigne is the second Cuban-born pitcher to ever appear in a game for the Padres (Eddie Oropesa, 16 games in 2004) and the fi rst to ever make a start. LAST TIME OUT: Took the loss in his last outing on September 8 at Los Angeles- NL after he allowed seven runs, six earned, on eight hits with three strikeouts against three walks over 4.1 innings pitched. Has taken a loss in six of his last seven decisions since July 10 at Los Angeles. ODRISAMER, DESPERADO, ROUGH RIDER: In eight career starts against National League West Division opponents, Despaigne owns a 3-3 record with a 2.52 ERA (14 ER, 50.0 IP) with 31 strikeouts against 14 walks while limiting the opposition to a.223 batting average. However, in four starts on the road against divisional opponents, Despaigne is 1-3 with a 4.24 ERA (11 ER, 23.1 IP) with 15 strikeouts against four walks while limiting the opposition to a.264 batting average. VS. THE D-BACKS: In three starts this season against the Diamondbacks, Despaigne owns a 1-1 record with a 2.41 ERA (5 ER, 18.2 IP) with 10 strikeouts against fi ve walks while limiting the opposition to a.206 batting average. ROOKIE LEADER: Since making his Major League debut on June 23, Despaigne ranks sixth in the National League with a 3.55 ERA (33 ER, 83.2 IP). BEGINNERS DOMINATION: Opened his career by throwing 6.0 or more innings and allowing two earned runs or fewer fi ve of his fi rst seven starts...despaigne is the fi fth pitcher in franchise history to have fi ve such starts within his fi rst seven career games, joining Eric Nolte in 1987, Joey Hamilton in 1994, Brian Tollberg in 2000 and Oliver Perez in Prior start on July 31 vs. St. Louis, had allowed two earned runs or less in each of his fi rst six career starts, joining Eric Nolte in 1987 as the only pitchers in Padres franchise history to accomplish this feat...despaigne was one of four National League pitchers since the start of the 1914 season to open their career with two or fewer earned runs allowed in each of their fi rst six starts (in a single season), joining Steve Rogers in 1973, Ed Nolte in 1987 and Matt Cain in CAN T SPELL DOMINATE WITHOUT OD : Threw 7.2 innings of no-hit baseball in his start against the Mets on July 20 before allowing a hit to Daniel Murphy with two outs in the eighth inning, the longest no-hit bid by the Padres since Aaron Harang, Josh Spence, Chad Qualls and Mike Adams combined to throw 8.0 no-hit innings on July 9, 2011 at Los Angeles-NL. It was the longest individual no-hit effort for the Padres since Chris Young also went 7.2 no-hit innings against the Brewers in Milwaukee on September 7, 2008 before Gabe Kapler homered with two-outs in the eighth inning the Padres are the only team in Major League Baseball to have not thrown a no-hitter. STINGY STARTER: Threw at least 6.0 innings and allowed one run or less in each of his fi rst three career starts Despaigne was the fi rst pitcher in Padres franchise history to throw at least 6.0 innings and allow one or fewer runs in each of his fi rst three career starts and is the 11th Major League pitcher since the 1914 season to accomplish this feat. Despaigne was the fi rst Major League pitcher to accomplish the above feat since Oakland s Rich Harden did so from July 21-31, 2003 and the fi rst National League pitcher to do so since Philadelphia s Pat Combs did so from September 5-15, Over the last 100 years (since 1914), Despaigne s streak of three games of 6.0 or more innings pitched and one or fewer runs allowed was tied for the longest by a National League pitcher, being the sixth pitcher to do so. LAST FIVE STARTS BY PADRES STARTING PITCHERS Date Pitcher (Dec.) IP H R ER BB SO HR Pit-St Score 9/13 Ross (L, 13-14) /12 Stults (W, 7-16) /10 Kennedy (10-13) /9 Cashner (W, 3-7) /8 Despaigne (L, 3-6) SEASON SUMMARY 2014: 3-6, 3.55 (33 ER, 83.2 IP), 14 G (14 GS) vs. LHB:.272 (43-for-158), 4 HR vs. RHB:.221 (34-for-154), 2 HR HOME: 2-1, 2.11 (11 ER, 47.0 IP) 7 G (7 GS) ROAD: 1-5, 5.40 (22 ER, 36.2 IP), 7 G (7 GS) HIGHS SEASON CAREER INNINGS 7.2, 7/20 vs. NYM 7.2, 7/20 vs. NYM RUNS 7, 9/8 at LAD 7, 9/8 at LAD EARNED RUNS 6, 2x last, 9/8 at LAD 6, 2x last, 9/8 at LAD HITS 9, 7/31 vs. STL 9, 7/31 vs. STL WALKS 5, 7/26 at ATL 5, 7/26 at ATL STRIKEOUTS 9, 8/27 vs. MIL 9, 8/27 vs. MIL VS. THE DIAMONDBACKS SEASON: 1-1, 2.41 ERA (5 ER, 18.2 IP), 3 G (3 GS) CAREER: 1-1, 2.41 ERA (5 ER, 18.2 IP), 3 G (3 GS) CHASE FIELD: 0-1, 5.40 ERA (3 ER, 5.0 IP), 1 G (1 GS) PLAYER AVG. AB H BB SO HR Ender Inciarte Miguel Montero David Peralta Cliff Pennington Mark Trumbo Jake Lamb Didi Gregorius Aaron Hill A.J. Pollock Alfredo Marte DESPAIGNE S 2014 DAY-BY-DAY DATE/OPP DEC ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR PIT SCORE 6/23 at SF W /29 ARI W /5 SF ND /13 at LAD L /20 NYM ND /26 at ATL L /31 STL L /6 at MIN ND /12 COL W /17 at STL L /22 at ARI L /27 MIL ND /2 ARI ND /8 at LAD L O WHAT A DEBUT: Odrisamer Despaigne made his Major League debut on June 23 at San Francisco, pitching 7.0 shutout innings, striking out one and walking none. Per STATS, Inc, since the start of the 1914 season, Despaigne is just the seventh Major League pitcher to pitch 7.0 or more shutout innings and not allow a walk in his Major League debut. Became the fourth pitcher in Padres franchise history to pitch 7.0 or more shutout innings in his Major League debut, joining Ricky Bones on August 11, 1991 (7.0 IP), Eric Nolte on August 1, 1987 (7.0 IP) and Jimmy Jones on September 21, 1986 (9.0 IP). Per Elias, with Despaigne pitching, from Havana, Cuba, and Yasmani Grandal catching, also from Havana, Cuba, June 23rd marked the fi rst time since June 13, 1969 that a team started a pitcher and a catcher from Cuba in the same game...rhp Camilo Pascual made the start on the mound and Paul Casanova was behind the plate for the Washington Senators that day. TOMORROW S STARTER RHP - Andrew Cashner #34 FOR STARTERS: The 27-year-old is scheduled to make his 17th start of the season and his 10th of the season at home tomorrow when he takes the mound against the Phillies in San Diego at Petco Park. Will be making his fi fth appearance since being placed on the 15-day disabled list with right shoulder soreness on June 23rd (retro June 21). Has posted a 1-1 record with a 2.52 ERA (7 ER, 25.0 IP) with 16 strikeouts against four walks while limiting the opposition to a.267 batting average in his four starts since returning from the DL on August 23. Made three rehabilitation starts between Advanced-A Lake Elsinore (1) and Triple-A El Paso (2), pitching to an 0-2 record with a 5.59 ERA (6 ER, 9.2 IP) with 10 strikeouts against two walks while holding the opposition to a.211 batting average. Also missed 20 games from May 17 (retro May 15) until June 7 with right elbow soreness. Threw a one-hit, complete game shutout in his third start on April 11 vs. DET, during which he set a new career-high in strikeouts (11). Unanimously voted the Clyde McCullough Pitcher of the Year Award, as voted on by the San Diego chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America at the end of last season.

3 BATTING NOTES #16 - Abraham Almonte - OF vs. Cahill:.000 (0-for-1) LAST GAME: DNP CURRENT STREAK: 0 G (0-for-3) ARI SERIES: HNP SEASON LONG: 5 G (3x, 8/25-30) TRIP: 2-for-7, 2B LAST HR: 8/26/14 vs. MIL (Nelson) In 28 games for the Padres, has hit.275 (25-for-91) with nine runs and seven RBI. Reported to San Diego on 8/1 has made 22 starts for the Padres with 14 in CF and eight in LF appeared in 28 games total for the Padres. Hit his fi rst home run for the Padres 8/13 vs. COL and his second 8/26 vs. MIL. Acquired by the Padres on 7/31 from the Seattle Mariners along with RHP Stephen Kohlscheen in exchange for OF Chris Denorfi a. #5 - Alexi Amarista - INF/OF vs. Cahill:.438 (7-for-16), 1 HR LAST GAME: 2-for-4, 2 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 2 G (4-for-8) ARI SERIES: 4-for-8, R, 2 RBI, SB SEASON LONG: 5 G (7/7-11) TRIP: 5-for-28, 3 R, 2 RBI, SB, HBP LAST HR: 7/11/14 at LAD (Haren) Is 7-for-16 (.438) vs. Cahill, his most hits against any pitcher in his career. In 18 games vs. Arizona this year, has hit.333 (15-for-45) in 23 career games at Chase Field, has hit.346 (18-for-52). Hitting.262 (45-for-172) at home and.218 (43-for-197) on the road. Since he started seeing more time at SS on 7/1, has posted a.815 zone rating, seventh-best among NL shortstops. Started 31 of the last 32 games at SS had started 22 straight games at SS from 7/1-28 while Everth Cabrera was on the DL. Has started 104 games overall this season (56-SS, 18-2B, 16-3B, 13-CF, 1-LF). Had 12-game streak of reaching base safely from 8/22-9/3. Had his second career walkoff 8/30 vs. LAD (2x, also 9/26/13 vs. ARI). Over his last 27 games at home since the start of July has hit.295 (26-for-88). #4 - Jake Goebbert - INF/OF vs. Cahill: --- CURRENT STREAK: 0 G (0-for-5) ARI SERIES: 0-for-2 SEASON STREAK: 4 G (2x, 8/16-20) TRIP: 1-for-8 LAST HR: 7/9/14 at COL (Jurrjens) Recalled 8/12 from Triple-A El Paso for his second stint this season has played in 20 games since then. Made 18 starts thus far for the Padres with 16 at 1B and two in LF. Has gone 6-for-19 (.316) in the pinch thus far this season. First selected on 6/19 and made his MLB debut on 6/20 optioned back to El Paso on 7/25. Hit his fi rst career home run on 7/9 at COL. #8 - Yasmani Grandal - C vs. Cahill:.333 (3-for-9) LAST GAME: 1-for-4, R, HR, RBI CURRENT STREAK: 2 G (3-for-8) ARI SERIES: 3-for-8, 2 R, HR, 2 RBI SEASON STREAK: 5 G (2x, 7/9-13) TRIP: 7-for-23, 5 R, 2 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI, 3 BB, SB LAST HR: 9/13/14 at ARI (Anderson) In his 141 career starts behind the plate, Padres are Has caught four of the Padres seven shutouts this season. Of his last 62 hits, 28 have been for extra-bases (13 homers, 14 2B, one 3B). Of his 72 hits this year, 29 have been for extra-bases (13 homers, 15 2B, one 3B). Started 23 games at 1B this season, his lone 23 career starts there. Had his fi rst career game-ending hit on 8/29 with a walkoff RBI-single in the 12th. #9 - Jedd Gyorko - INF vs. Cahill:.333 (2-for-6) LAST GAME: 1-for-4 CURRENT STREAK: 4 G (6-for-17) ARI SERIES: 3-for-9, R, 2B, RBI SEASON STREAK: 5 G (2x, 7/28-8/1) TRIP: 10-for-31, 2 R, 4 2B, HR, 5 RBI, 3 BB LAST HR: 9/9/14 at LAD (Hernandez) Reinstated from the 15-day DL on 7/28 (6/6 with plantar fascitis, left foot) and has started 38 of the last 43 games at 2B. Has collected 50 RBI now in his first two MLB seasons with 63 last year (56 at second base) is the fourth NL player since 1920 to have 50+ RBI in each of his fi rst two Major League seasons (partial or full) while playing second base. Tallied his 100th career RBI 8/16 in STL in what was his 199th career game, becoming the fastest player in franchise history to reach the 100 RBI plateau. Has hit 33 career home runs, all while playing second base, surpassing Mark Loretta (30) for the most ever by a Padres second baseman. #7 - Rymer Liriano - OF vs. Cahill: --- LAST GAME: 1-for-4 CURRENT STREAK: 1 G (1-for-13) ARI SERIES: 1-for-7, RBI, BB SEASON STREAK: 4 G (8/12-8/15) TRIP: 5-for-27, 4 R, RBI, BB, 2 SB LAST HR: 8/13/14 vs. COL (Matzek) Recalled 8/11 from Triple-A El Paso for his fi rst Major League call-up started 23 of the last 31 games in RF since then reached base safely via hit, walk or HBP in 18 of his 29 games thus far. Hit his fi rst career home run 8/13 vs. COL an estimated 427 to LF. In 16 games for El Paso, he hit.452 (28-for-62) with 12 extra-base hits and RBI started year with Double-A San Antonio and hit.264 (98-for-371) with 36 XBH, 53 RBI, 55 runs and 17 stolen bases in 99 games for the Missions. #24 - Cameron Maybin - OF vs. Cahill:.400 (2-for-5), 1 HR LAST GAME: 0-for-3, BB CURRENT STREAK: 0 G (0-for-3) ARI SERIES: 2-for-7, 3B, RBI, BB SEASON STREAK: 7 G (5/3-10) TRIP: 3-for-18, 3B, RBI, 2 BB LAST HR: 5/30/14 at CWS (Danks) In 16 games vs. Arizona this year has hit.375 (15-for-40). In 21 career games at Chase Field, has hit.319 (22-for-69). Committed an error Monday in CF, his first error since 5/18/12, snapping a streak of 189-straight games and 1,499.2 innings without committing an error. His 189-game errorless streak was the longest such stretch by an outfielder in Padres history, while his straight innings without an error was the second longest ever by a Padres outfielder (Eric Owens, innings over 185 games from 7/22/99-9/30/00), all according to STATS Inc. Started 12 of the last 22 games in CF. Hitting.255 (27-for-106) in 41 games at home and.217 (23-for-106) on the road. Hit.311 (23-for-74) during the month of May. Began the year on the DL with a ruptured left biceps tendon suffered during spring training on 3/2 at LAD reinstated on 4/27. #21 - Adam Moore - C vs. Cahill: --- CURRENT STREAK: 0 G (0-for-4) ARI SERIES: 0-for-1 SEASON STREAK: 0 G TRIP: 0-for-4 LAST HR: 9/23/12 vs. CLE (Huff) Selected 9/2 from Triple-A El Paso has PH in four of the last eight games. Acquired by the Padres from Kansas City on 3/25/14 in exchange for cash considerations in 91 games for the Chihuahuas this season he hit.298 (93-for-312) with 20 doubles, one triple, 12 home runs, 34 RBI and 38 runs scored. In fi ve games for the Royals last season he hit.300 (3-for-10). Over parts of fi ve Major League seasons with the Seattle Mariners ( ) and Royals ( ), he has hit.200 (51-for-255) with 10 doubles, six home runs, 19 RBI and 18 runs scored in 77 games played. #44 - Rene Rivera - C vs. Cahill:.000 (0-for-1) LAST GAME: 1-for-2, 2 R, 3B, 2 BB CURRENT STREAK: 2 G (2-for-6) ARI SERIES: 2-for-6, 4 R, 3B, HR, RBI, 3 BB SEASON STREAK: 7 G (7/24-8/2) TRIP: 4-for-24, 4 R, 3B, HR, 3 RBI, 3 BB, SF LAST HR: 9/12/14 at ARI (Nuno) Has tossed out 28 of 86 (33.3%) of attempted base stealers this year, the most among all Major League catchers this season. His 28 runners caught stealing are the most by a Padres catcher since Ben Davis tossed out 34 in Hit safely in 23 of his last 32 games with an AB since 7/24 (31-for-110,.282) had a season-best seven-game hit streak from 7/24-8/2 in that span. In his 78 games behind the plate, Padres have posted a 3.01 ERA (216 ER, IP), the best catcher ERA in the Majors among catchers with ormore innings caught. Made 75 starts behind plate, 26 in Ross starts, 16 with Cashner, 17 with Kennedy, eight with Stults, four with Despaigne, two with Hahn and one each with Erlin and Roach. #12 - Seth Smith - OF vs. Cahill:.286 (2-for-7), 1 HR LAST GAME: 0-for-4 CURRENT STREAK: 0 G (0-for-19) ARI SERIES: 0-for-4, BB SEASON STREAK: 10 G (5/3-15) TRIP: 1-for-21, RBI, BB LAST HR: 8/6/14 at MIN (Swarzak) Hitting.269 (97-for-361) vs. right-handers and.255 (12-for-47) vs. left-handers. Started 109 of the Padres 147 games, including 70 bating third in the order. Has batted leadoff 10 times total this year. Over his last 33 games on the road since 6/16, has hit.306 (33-for-108). Owns the third-highest slugging percentage in Major League history as a pinchhitter (min. 150 PA) with a.555 mark behind Chris Heisey (.600) and Glenallen Hill (.561) also owns a career.313 average (57-for-182) in the pinch, the best among all active players with at least 150 PA in that role. #27 - Yangervis Solarte - INF vs. Cahill: --- LAST GAME: 2-for-4, R, HR, RBI CURRENT STREAK: 4 G (6-for-15) ARI SERIES: 4-for-9, 2 R, HR, 2 RBI SEASON STREAK: 9 G (5/4-14) TRIP: 8-for-25, 5 R, 2 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 2 BB LAST HR: 9/13/14 at ARI (Perez) Pronounced YAWN-hair-vees. Has hit.271 (46-for-170) with 17 RBI and 25 runs in 44 games for the Padres. With runners in scoring position has hit.284 (29-for-102) overall this year since joining the Padres on 7/23, has hit.286 (10-for-35) w/ RISP. Started 43 of the last 48 games, with 30 at 3B, eight at 2B, four in LF and one at SS since joining the Padres. Acquired on 7/22 from the New York Yankees in a three-player trade in exchange for INF Chase Headley and cash considerations. Made his Major League debut for the Yankees this season, making the club s Opening Day roster. Started 70 games for the Yankees, including 56 at 3B, 13 at 2B and one at SS. Native of Venezuela, originally signed by the Minnesota Twins in #15 - Cory Spangenberg - INF/OF vs. Cahill:.000 (0-for-2) CURRENT STREAK: 0 G (0-for-5) ARI SERIES: 0-for-4, SH SEASON STREAK: 5 G (9/4-10) TRIP: 6-for-20, R, 2B, HR, 3 RBI, SB, SH LAST HR: 9/6/14 at COL (Kahnle) Selected 9/1 from Double-A San Antonio for his fi rst Major League call up has started seven games since then, with four at 3B, one at 2B and two in LF. Hit a pinch-hit two-run homer 9/6 at COL to bring the Padres within one run in the seventh fi rst Padre ever to hit his fi rst two career homers in pinch-hit fashion and fi rst to have his fi rst two pinch hits be home runs. Hit his fi rst career homer with a walk-off, pinch-hit homer on 9/2 vs. ARI the fi rst Major Leaguer to hit a walk-off, pinch-hit homer for his fi rst career home run since former Padres Paul McAnulty did it for San Diego at Petco Park on 9/6/06. According to ELIAS, the only other active players to hit a walk-off homer in one of their fi rst two Major League games are Miguel Cabrera (MLB debut in 2003) and Drew Stubbs (second game in 2009). Made his Big League debut 9/1 with a start at 3B, collecting his fi rst hit with a game-winning two-run single. In 74 games this season, primarily at San Antonio, he hit.317 (99-for-312) with 17 doubles, 10 triples, two home runs, 26 RBI and 44 runs scored with 16 SB. Signed by the Padres as a fi rst-round (10th overall) selection in the 2011 Draft out of Indian River State College (Fla.). #25 - Will Venable - OF vs. Cahill:.294 (5-for-17) LAST GAME: DNP CURRENT STREAK: 0 G (0-for-5) ARI SERIES: HNP SEASON STREAK: 6 G (7/30-5) TRIP: 2-for-8, 2 BB, IBB LAST HR: 8/24/14 at ARI (Stites) Left Wednesday s game at LAD with a back strain and has not played since. Has hit.278 (35-for-126) over his last 50 games since 7/9 against right-handed pitching since 7/9 has hit.290 (31-for-107). In the pinch this season, is hitting.348 (8-for-23), including a pinch-hit homer 8/24 at ARI, his fi rst career pinch-hit homer. Over his last 39 games since 7/24, has hit.333 (8-for-24) with RISP. Started 92 of the Padres fi rst 147 games so far appeared in 132 games. Has started 24 games batting leadoff. #14 - Tommy Medica - INF/OF vs. Cahill:.333 (1-for-3) CURRENT STREAK: 0 G (0-for-8) ARI SERIES: 0-for-1 SEASON STREAK: 7 G (6/18-24) TRIP: 1-for-13, R, HR, RBI LAST HR: 9/6/14 at COL (De La Rosa) In 11 games against the D-Backs this season, has hit.391 (9-for-23) with fi ve extrabase hits in 15 career games vs. Arizona, has hit.385 (15-for-39). In seven games at Chase Field, he has hit.467 (7-for-15). With RISP and two outs has hit.250 (5-for-20). In 62 games played at night, he is hitting.267 (39-for-146) compared to.139 (10- for-72) in 31 day games. On third stint, recalled 5/25 made Opening Day roster and started on 3/30 vs. LAD optioned 4/25, recalled 4/28 and optioned back to El Paso on 4/30.

4 PITCHING NOTES FIRST BATTER RUN. INHERITED/ # PIT. RETIRED/FACED SV/OPP. SCORED HOLDS 61 Alvarez 2/4 0/0 0/ Benoit 35/50 9/10 7/ Boyer 23/29 0/0 14/ Campos 2/4 0/0 2/ Erlin 0/2 0/0 0/ Garces 5/7 0/0 7/ Hahn 1/2 0/0 3/ Quackenbush 40/51 3/4 23/ Stauffer 24/36 0/0 14/ Thayer 47/65 0/0 14/ Torres 51/66 0/1 42/ Vincent 46/55 0/2 36/ Wieland 1/1 0/0 0/0 0 #61 - R.J. Alvarez - RHP (0-0, 2.45, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/13 at ARI (1.0, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO) vs. LHB:.000 (0-3) LONGEST OUTING: 1.0 IP, 3x, 9/13 at ARI vs. RHB:.125 (1-8) CURRENT SCORELESS STREAK: 3.0 IP Made his Major League debut 9/3 vs. ARI, working 0.2 innings and allowing a run. Selected 9/2 from Double-A San Antonio for his fi rst career call-up. In 38 games this year between Arkansas and the Missions he went 0-1 with a 1.25 ERA (6 ER, 43.1 IP) and 61 strikeouts against 13 walks. Acquired by the Padres from Angels on 7/18 in fi ve-player trade for RHP Huston Street. #56 - Joaquin Benoit - RHP (4-2, 1.58, 9 SV) LAST OUTING: 8/26 vs. MIL (1.0, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 0 SO) vs. LHB:.163 (14-86) LONGEST OUTING: 2.0 IP (5/8 vs. MIA) vs. RHB:.154 (14-91) CURRENT SCORELESS STREAK: 6.0 IP Last pitched on 8/26 vs. MIL (right shoulder soreness). Earned the save in eight of his last 10 outings no earned runs in that span (10.2 IP) since 7/25. Had a stretch of 19-straight outings and 19.0 scoreless innings pitched, the second-longest scoreless innings streak by a Padres pitcher this season from 5/13-7/5. Worked scoreless ball in 44 of his 50 outings overall. #58 - Blaine Boyer - RHP (0-0, 3.05, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/4 vs. ARI (1.1, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO) vs. LHB:.281 (16-57) LONGEST OUTING: 2.0 IP, 8x, last 8/29 vs. LAD vs. RHB:.159 (13-82) Last pitched on 9/4 vs. ARI (right shoulder soreness). Worked scoreless ball in 23 of his 29 outings. Did not allow a run in his fi rst 13.0 innings pitched at Petco Park this season. #57 - Leonel Campos - RHP (0-0, 8.31, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/13 at ARI (1.0, 3 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 0 SO, 2 WP) vs. LHB:.222 (2-9) LONGEST OUTING: 1.1 IP, 2x, 9/8 at LAD vs. RHB:.545 (6-11) Made his MLB debut 9/3 vs. ARI worked in four games so far. Selected 9/1 from Double-A San Antonio for his fi rst career Major League call-up. In 31 games, 14 GS, for Missions went 2-7 w/ a 5.60 ERA (45 ER, 72.1 IP) and 95 SO vs. 38 walks in his 17 relief outings posted a 3.65 ERA (10 ER, 24.2 IP) with 33 SO vs. eight walks also played in 11 games for Triple-A El Paso this season. #41 - Robbie Erlin - LHP (3-4, 4.89, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/7 at COL (2.0, 5 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 0 BB, 0 SO, 1 HR) vs. LHB:.236 (13-55) LONGEST RELIEF OUTING: 2.0 IP, 9/7 at COL vs. RHB:.309 (43-139) Recalled 9/1 from Triple-A El Paso made Padres Opening Night roster this season worked in one game since then, with an outing Sunday in COL. Placed on the 15-day DL on 5/22 with left elbow soreness transferred to the 60-day DL on 6/26 reinstated from 60-day and optioned to El Paso on 8/18. Over nine games, eight starts, for the Padres this year has gone 3-4 with a 4.53 ERA (24 ER, 47.2 IP). #60 - Frank Garces - LHP (0-0, 4.15, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/13 at ARI (0.1, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO) vs. LHB:.250 (2-8) LONGEST OUTING: 2.0, 8/22 at LAD vs. RHB:.222 (2-9) CURRENT SCORELESS STREAK: 0.1 IP Recalled 9/2 for his second stint worked in seven games for the Padres this year. Selected on 8/19 from San Antonio for his fi rst call-up and made his MLB debut with a scoreless inning at LAD struck out his fi rst batter faced. Over 51 outings for the Missions this year he went 2-5 with a 1.93 ERA (14 ER, 65.1 IP), eight saves in nine chances and 74 strikeouts against 24 walks with a.196 opponents batting average. #45 - Jesse Hahn - RHP (7-4, 3.07, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/6 at COL (1.1, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO) vs. LHB:.227 (32-141) LONGEST RELIEF OUTING: 1.1 IP, 9/6 at COL vs. RHB:.200 (25-125) Recalled 8/30 from Double-A San Antonio for his fourth stint with the Padres this season made his Major League debut for the Padres this year, going 7-3 with a 2.96 ERA (23 ER, 70.0 IP), a.199 opponent average and 65 strikeouts against 29 walks in 12 starts. In 13 games, 10 GS, for San Antonio went 2-1 w/ a 1.91 ERA (9 ER, 42.1 IP) and 38 SO vs. 15 walks. #59 - Kevin Quackenbush - RHP (3-3, 2.55, 3 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/12 at ARI (1.0, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 0 SO) vs. LHB:.187 (17-91) LONGEST OUTING: 2.0 IP, 2x, last 9/6 at COL vs. RHB:.212 (18-85) CURRENT SCORELESS STREAK: 1.0 IP Has stranded 21 of his 23 inherited runners struck out the side four times this year. Since 5/27, 38 of his last 44 outings have been scoreless. Worked scoreless ball in 42 of his 51 outings thus far for San Diego. #46 - Tim Stauffer - RHP (6-2, 3.47, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/10 at LAD (1.0, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 0 SO) vs. LHB:.275 (30-109) LONGEST RELIEF OUTING: 3.2 IP (6/8 vs. WSH) vs. RHB:.275 (30-109) Worked scoreless ball in 19 of his last 24 outings, after making three-straight starts from 5/23-6/2. Has a 2.39 ERA (13 ER, 49.0 IP) in 36 relief outings and a ERA (9 ER, 8.0 IP) in three starts. Scoreless ball in 27 of his 36 relief outings worked more than 1.0 inning in 13 relief outings. #33 - Dale Thayer - RHP (4-3, 2.07, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/12 at ARI (1.0, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 0 SO) vs. LHB:.202 (20-99) LONGEST OUTING: 1.1 IP (3x, last 8/24 at ARI) vs. RHB:.217 (28-129) CURRENT SCORELESS STREAK: 5.0 IP Has not allowed a run in his last fi ve outings and 5.0 innings. Worked scoreless ball in 34 of his last 41 outings. Worked scoreless ball in 53 of his 65 outings this season. #54 - Alex Torres - LHP (2-1, 3.12, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/13 at ARI (1.0, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO) vs. LHB:.256 (22-86) LONGEST OUTING: 2.0 IP (6x, last 8/25 vs. MIL) vs. RHB:.215 (23-107) CURRENT SCORELESS STREAK: 1.0 IP No earned runs in last six outings after allowing eight in previous seven from 8/14-31 allowed just eight earned over his fi rst 46 games of the season (1.88 ERA, 8 ER/38.1 IP) from 3/30-7/26. Stranded 38 of his 42 inherited runners this season (90.5%), fourth-best in the Majors. Worked scoreless ball in 50 of his 66 outings. #50 - Nick Vincent - RHP (1-2, 3.04, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/12 at ARI (1.0, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 2 SO) vs. LHB:.266 (17-64) LONGEST OUTING: 1.2 IP (4/14 vs. COL) vs. RHB:.161 (18-112) CURRENT SCORELESS STREAK: 23.1 IP Worked scoreless ball in 45 of his 55 games total this season. Has worked 25 scoreless outings and 23.1 IP since being reinstated from the DL, the longest active scoreless innings streak in the National League and the longest by a Padres pitcher this season, passing Joaquin Benoit s 19.0 inning streak. Has stranded 33 of his 36 inherited runners, 91.7%, second-best in the Majors. Reinstated from the 15-day DL on 7/19 after being placed on 6/15 with right shoulder soreness. #43 - Joe Wieland - RHP (0-0, 11.25, 0 SV) LAST OUTING: 9/13 at ARI (1.2, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO) vs. LHB:.500 (4-8) LONGEST RELIEF OUTING: 1.2 IP (9/13 at ARI) vs. RHB:.429 (6-14) Made a start on 9/6 at COL, his first outing since 5/6/12 vs. MIA first career relief outing last night. Recalled 9/2 from Triple-A El Paso previously reinstated from the 60-day DL and optioned to El Paso on 8/10 in nine minor league starts this season he has gone 2-3 with a 3.03 ERA (13 ER, 38.2 IP) with 36 strikeouts against six walks. Made his Big League debut for the Padres in 2012 with fi ve starts underwent Tommy John surgery in July of TEAM BATTING Most runs: 13, 7/24 at CHC Most runs (inn.): 9, 7/24 at CHC (6th) Most hits: 20, 8/1 vs. ATL Most hits (inn.): 8, 7/24 at CHC (6th) Most doubles: 6, 4/8 at CLE Most home runs: 3, 3x, 7/19 vs. NYM Most home runs (inn.): 2, 7/31 vs. STL (2nd) Most extra-base hits: 8, 4/8 at CLE Most total bases: 29, 8/1 vs. ATL Most stolen bases: 4, 8/3 vs. ATL Most walks: 11, 7/23 at CHI Most strikeouts: 14, 3x, 7/28 at ATL Most left on base: 14, 8/2 vs. ATL Fewest left on base: 0, 6/1 at CWS Fewest hits: 0, 6/25 at SF INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most hits: 5, Medica, 8/1 vs. ATL Most runs: 4, Medica, 8/1 vs. ATL Most doubles: 3, Cabrera, 4/8 at CLE Most triples: 1, several Most home runs: 2, 3x, last: Medica, 8/1 vs. ATL Most extra-base hits: 3, 4x, last Smith, 6/20 vs. LAD Most RBI: 6, Gyorko, 5/9 vs. MIA Most stolen bases: 2, 5x, last Cabrera, 8/9 at PIT Most strikeouts: 4, Medica, 8/16 at STL Most walks: 4, Rivera, 9/1 vs. ARI Most total bases: 11, Medica, 8/1 vs. ATL Longest hitting streak: 10, Smith, 5/3-15 TEAM PITCHING Most strikeouts: 17, 5/8 vs. MIA (11) Most walks allowed: 7, 5x, last 8/6 at MIN Fewest walks: 0, 9x, last: 8/9 at PIT Most runs allowed: 12, 5/28 at ARI Most runs allowed (inn.): 8, 5/28 at ARI (1st) Most hits allowed: 18, 9/6 at COL (12 inn.) Fewest hits allowed: 1, 4/11 vs. DET Most HR allowed: 5, 7/9 at COL Most HR allowed (inn.): 2, 4x, last 7/22 at CHI (7th) Shutouts: 7, last 7/19 vs. NYM INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most innings (start): 9.0, 2x, Cashner, 4/11 vs. DET & Ross 7/2 vs. CIN Fewest innings (start): 0.1, Stauffer on 5/28 at ARI Most innings (relief): 4.1, Roach, 4/29 at SF Most strikeouts (start): 12, Kennedy, 5/8 vs. MIA Most strikeouts (relief): 6, Stauffer on 6/8 vs. WSH Longest winning streak: Four games, 3x, last: Stauffer, 8/2-current Longest losing streak: Eight, Stults, 5/16-6/28 Cons. scoreless inn. (start): 14.0, Ross, 6/27-7/8 Cons. scoreless inn. (relief): 23.1, Vincent, 7/23-current Most runs allowed: 8, Erlin on 4/25 at WSH Most hits allowed: 13, Erlin on 4/25 at WSH Most walks allowed: 7, Ross, 6/16 at SEA Most HR allowed: 3, Stults, 7/9 at COL Most HR allowed (inn.): 2, 4x, last, Boyer, 7/23 at CHI (7th) MISCELLANEOUS Longest winning streak: Five games, 2x, last 8/9-13 Longest losing streak: Six games, 9/3-8 Longest game, innings: 12 innings, 6x, last 9/6 at COL Longest game time (9 inn.): 4:04, 6/2 vs. PIT Longest game time (extra): 4:52, 9/6 at COL (12) Shortest game time: 2:08, 6/1 at CWS Largest crowd (Petco): 45,567 on 3/30 vs. LAD Smallest crowd (Petco): 14,089 on 5/5 vs. KC Largest crowd (road): 51,794, 7/12 at LAD Smallest crowd (road): 9,029, 4/8 at CLE Largest winning margin: 11 R, 7/30 vs. STL Largest losing margin: 10 R, 4/25 at WSH Largest defi cit before win: 4, 3x, last 8/16 at STL Largest lead before loss: 3, 8/19 at LAD Most double plays turned: 5, 5/17 at COL Most double plays by opponent: 4, 7/22 at CHC Most double plays grounded into: 4, 7/22 at CHC Most errors: 4, 2x, last 7/10 at LAD Come from behind wins: 28 Rain Delays Home: --- Rain Delays Road: 4, 8/16 at STL (1:46), 7/7 at COL (0:56), 4/25 at WSH (0:57) & 6/13 at NYM (1:56) Rainouts: 2, 4/7 at CLE (DH on 4/9) & 5/14 at CIN (DH on 5/15) PADRES CHALLENGES (16-for-31) Successful: 16, last: 9/10 at LAD (Pickoff attempt at 1B called safe, call overturned) Unsuccessful: 15, last: 9/4 vs. ARI (Smith out at 1B, call upheld). OPPONENT CHALLENGES (16-for-37) Successful: 16, last: 9/10 at LAD (Spangenberg steals 2B, call overturned) Unsuccessful: 21, last: 9/12 at ARI (Trumbo out at 1B, call upheld). UMPIRE REVIEW (9) Upheld: 8, last: 9/14 at ARI (Rivera triple, call upheld) Overturned: 1, last: 6/23 at SF (Grandal home run, ruled double)

5 MISCELLANEOUS STARTS BY BATTING ORDER 1st: Almonte (4), Amarista (6), Cabrera (58), Denorfi a (21), Smith (11), Solarte (20), Spangenberg (3), Venable (24) 2nd: Almonte (13), Amarista (11), Cabrera (28), Denorfi a (20), Headley (14), Liriano (4), Maybin (5), Medica (4), Smith (19), Solarte (16), Spangenberg (1), Venable (12) 3rd: Alonso (2), Denorfi a (3), Grandal (5), Gyorko (13), Headley (17), Medica (3), Quentin (28), Smith (70), Solarte (5), Venable (1) 4th: Alonso (11), Grandal (43), Gyorko (25), Headley (28), Medica (14), Nady (4), Nelson (1), Quentin (7), Rivera (6), Smith (8) 5th: Alonso (21), Francoeur (2), Goebbert (6), Grandal (18), Gyorko (29), Headley (16), Liriano (4), Maybin (3), Medica (15), Nelson (2), Quentin (1), Rivera (13), Smith (2), Solarte (1), Venable (14) 6th: Alonso (19), Amarista (3), Blanks (1), Conrad (4), Denorfi a (3), Francoeur (1), Goebbert (10) Grandal (8), Gyorko (20), Hundley (2), Liriano (7), Maybin (20), Medica (12), Nelson (6), Rivera (9), Venable (22) 7th: Almonte (2), Alonso (16), Amarista (18), Blanks (1), Cabrera (3), Conrad (4), Denorfi a (5), Francoeur (2), Goebbert (2), Grandal (4), Gyorko (4), Hundley (2), Liriano (7), Maybin (32), Medica (3), Nady (2), Nelson (3), Peterson (3), Rivera (21), Venable (13) 8th: Almonte (2), Alonso (3), Amarista (60), Cabrera (1), Conrad (1), Denorfi a (1), Falu (5), Grandal (11), Hundley (5), Liriano (1), Maybin (2), Medica (1), Nelson (4), Peterson (15), Rivera (24), Roach (1), Spangenberg (3), Venable (6) 9th: Amarista (6), Buckner (1), Cashner (16), Despaigne (13), Erlin (7), Francoeur (1), Hahn (11), Kennedy (29), Lane (1), Nelson (1), Rivera (2), Ross (28), Stauffer (3), Stults (24), Wieland (1), Venable (1) STARTS BY POSITION C : Grandal (63), Hundley (9), Rivera (75) 1B: Alonso (72), Blanks (2), Goebbert (16), Grandal (23), Medica (34) 2B: Amarista (18), Conrad (9), Falu (5), Gyorko (93), Nelson (3), Peterson (10) Solarte (8), Spangenberg (1) SS: Amarista (56), Cabrera (90), Solarte (1) 3B: Amarista (16), Headley (76), Nelson (14), Peterson (8), Solarte (30), Spangenberg (4) LF: Almonte (8), Amarista (1), Denorfi a (6), Goebbert (2), Medica (15), Nady (3), Quentin (31), Smith (75), Solarte (4), Spangenberg (2) CF: Almonte (14), Amarista (13), Denorfi a (6), Maybin (62), Venable (52) RF: Denorfi a (41), Francoeur (6), Liriano (23), Nady (3), Smith (33), Venable (41) DH: Grandal (1), Medica (3), Smith (1), Quentin (5) P: Buckner (1), Cashner (16), Despaigne (14), Erlin (8), Hahn (12), Kennedy (29), Lane (1), Roach (2), Ross (30), Stauffer (3), Stults (29), Wieland (1) SCORE BY INNINGS: Extra Total Padres Opp CATCHING NOTES: CATCHER CCS SB CCS% PCS ATT. PB CPO Grandal Hundley Rivera Totals HOME RUN NOTES 1R 2R 3R GS HOME ROAD TOTAL MULTI-HR GAMES (3 in 2014, 1 in 2013, 238 all-time) Last: Tommy Medica, 8/1/14 vs. ATL (two home runs) GRAND SLAMS (2 in 2014, 2 in 2013, 137 all-time) Last: Jedd Gyorko, 8/16/14 at STL 1ST-INNING LEADOFF (2 in 2014, 4 in 2013, 90 all-time) Last: Seth Smith, 7/1/14 vs.cin PINCH-HIT (11 in 2014, 8 in 2013, 202 all-time) Last: Cory Spangenberg, 9/6 at COL WALK-OFF (1 in 2014, 2 in 2013, 78 all-time) Last: Cory Spangenberg, 9/2 vs. ARI INSIDE THE PARK (0 in 2013, 17 all-time) Last: Everth Cabrera, 6/8/2012 at MIL PLACED GAMES REIN- PLAYER (INJURY) (RETRO) MISSED STATED Cory Luebke (Tommy John Surgery)* 3/7 147 (68-79) Josh Johnson (right forearm strain, TJ 4/24)* 3/29 (3/21) 147 (68-79) Carlos Quentin (bone bruise, left knee) 3/29 (3/25) 39 (18-21) 5/13 Cameron Maybin (ruptured biceps tendon) 3/29 (3/21) 25 (11-14) 4/27 Casey Kelly (Tommy John Surgery)* 3/29 (3/21) 147 (68-79) Joe Wieland (Arthroscopic surgery, right elbow)* 3/ (54-62) 8/10 (PG) Chase Headley (right calf strain) 4/25 14 (5-9) 5/10 Andrew Cashner (right elbow soreness) 5/17 (5/15) 20 (9-11) 6/7 Robbie Erlin (left elbow soreness)* 5/22 (5/18) 75 (36-39) 8/18 Jedd Gyorko (left foot plantar fasciitis) 6/6 (6/4) 44 (19-25) 7/28 Troy Patton (left shoulder soreness)* 6/14 69 (37-32) 9/2 Nick Vincent (right shoulder fatigue) 6/15 (6/12) 27 (12-16) 7/19 Yonder Alonso (right wrist tendinitis) 6/19 (6/17) 30 (16-14) 7/26 Andrew Cashner (right shoulder soreness) 6/23 (6/21) 51 (27-24) 8/23 Everth Cabrera (left hamstring strain) 7/2 (7/1) 21 (9-12) 7/29 Carlos Quentin (left knee soreness)* 7/28 (7/27) 43 (22-21) Everth Cabrera (left hamstring strain) 8/12 (8/10) 30 (13-17) Yonder Alonso (strained right forearm)* 8/14 (8/13) 28 (11-17) Ryan Jackson (right wrist strain)* 9/2 11 (3-8). TOTAL GAMES MISSED IN ,084 NOTE: Players in italics are currently on the DL *60 Day Disabled List GAMES DECIDED IN LAST AT-BAT DATE SCORE NOTES 3/30 vs. LAD W, 3-1 Padres score three in bottom eighth to win 3-1 4/14 vs. COL W, 5-4 Padres scored two in bottom eighth to win 5-4 4/22 at MIL W, 2-1(12) Headley with a solo homer in top 12th for 2-1 lead 4/24 at WSH W, 4-3 (12) Nady has an RBI-single in top 12th to score Gyorko 5/4 vs. WSH W, 4-3* Alonso fielders choice in bottom ninth to score Maybin 5/5 vs. KC W, 6-5 (12)* Venable two-run hit in bottom 12th to score two 5/6 vs. KC L, 1-3 (11) Royals scored two in top of 11th off Vincent 5/8 vs. MIA L, 1-3 (11) Marlins scored two in top of 11th off Thayer (unearned) 5/13 at CIN W, 2-1 Headley solo homer in ninth off Chapman for 2-1 lead 5/18 at COL L, 6-8 (10)* Morenau hits walk-off two-run homer in 10th 5/26 at ARI L, 5-7 * Pollock hits a walk-off homer in ninth off Quackenbush 6/7 vs. WSH W, 4-3 (11)* Maybin walk-off hit in 12th, Yonder two-out homer in ninth 6/11 at PHI L, 0-3* Brignac walk-off three-run homer off Vincent in ninth 6/18 vs. SEA W, 2-1 Medica pinch-hit RBI-single in eighth to score Cabrera 6/20 vs. LAD W, 6-5* Cabrera sac-fly to cap three-run rally in ninth vs. Dodgers 7/5 vs. SF L, 3-5 (10) Giants tie the game in ninth and score two in 10th 7/9 at COL L, 3-6 Rockies score three in bottom of eighth 7/12 at LAD L, 0-1* Ellis sac fly with bases loaded and one out in the ninth 7/18 vs. NYM L, 4-5 Mets score in top of ninth to take a 5-4 lead 7/20 vs. NYM W, 2-1* Smith infield single to pitcher scores Maybin in ninth 8/2 vs. ATL W, 3-2(12)* Venable hit with bases loaded in bottom 12th 8/3 vs. ATL W, 4-3 (10)* Cabrera RBI-single with two outs in 10th 8/6 at MIN W, 5-4 (10) Padres tie the game in ninth, Smith solo homer in 10th 8/14 at STL L, 3-4 Cardinals score two in bottom eighth 8/21 at LAD L, 1-2 Turner hits a two-run homer in bottom eighth 8/23 at ARI L, 2-5 Dbacks Gregorius hits three-run homer in bottom eighth 8/27 vs. MIL W, 3-2 (10)* Rivera ties in ninth with solo homer and has walk-off single in 10th 8/29 vs. LAD W, 3-2 (12)* Grandal walkoff RBI-single with bases loaded & two outs in 12th 8/30 vs. LAD W, 2-1 (10)* Amarista walkoff RBI-single in 10th 9/2 vs. ARI W, 2-1* Spangenberg pinch-hit walk-off homer in ninth 9/6 at COL L, 6-7 (12)* Padres tie in eighth Stubbs walk-off RBI-single in 12th *denotes walk-off DISABLED LIST TRANSACTIONS Date Player Transaction 3/7 INF/OF Alex Castellanos Claimed off waivers from Texas 3/7 LHP Cory Luebke Placed on 60-Day D.L. 3/9 OF Yeison Asencio Optioned to Double-A San Antonio 3/10 LHP Juan Oramas 3/13 RHP Keyvius Sampson OF Rymer Liriano Optioned to Double-A San Antonio 3/14 OF Rey Fuentes 3/16 RHP Burch Smith 3/23 RHP Jesse Hahn Optioned to Double-A San Antonio 3/24 INF/OF Alex Castellanos INF Ryan Jackson 3/25 LHP Patrick Schuster Claimed on waivers by Kansas City 3/29 OF Xavier Nady Contract Selected OF Carlos Quentin Placed on 15-Da D.L. (retro 3/25) RHP Josh Johnson Placed on 15-Day D.L. (retro 3/21) OF Cameron Maybin Placed on 15-Day D.L. (retro 3/21) RHP Casey Kelly Placed on 15-Day D.L. (retro 3/21) RHP Joe Wieland Placed on 15-Day D.L. (retro 3/21) INF/OF Kyle Blanks 4/2 RHP Joe Wieland Transferred to 60-Day DL LHP Bobby LaFromboise Claimed off waivers from Seattle and optioned to Triple-A El Paso 4/9 LHP Bobby LaFromboise 4/10 LHP Bobby LaFromboise 4/25 INF Chase Headley Placed on 15-day DL INF/OF Tommy Medica RHP Josh Johnson Transferred from 15-Day to 60-Day DL INF/OF Alex Castellanos 4/27 OF Cameron Maybin Reinstated from 15-day DL 4/28 INF/OF Tommy Medica INF Jedd Gyorko Placed on Paternity Leave 4/30 INF Jedd Gyorko Reinstated from Paternity Leave INF/OF Tommy Medica 5/5 INF/OF Kyle Blanks OF Xavier Nady 5/7 RHP Hector Ambriz 5/8 RHP Hector Ambriz OF Xavier Nady Outrighted to Triple-A El Paso 5/10 INF Chase Headley Reinstated from 15-day DL RHP Hector Ambriz Outrighted to Triple-A El Paso 5/13 OF Carlos Quentin Reinstated from 15-day DL INF/OF Kyle Blanks RHP Dale Thayer Placed on Paternity Leave List 5/14 RHP Dale Thayer Reinstated from Paternity Leave List 5/15 Recalled as 26th player for Game Two post-game 5/17 RHP Andrew Cashner Placed on the 15-day DL (retro 5/15) 5/22 LHP Robbie Erlin Placed on the 15-day DL (retro 5/18) RHP Blaine Boyer 5/24 LHP Troy Patton Acquired from BAL in exchange for Hundley and cash considerations (Patton to report 5/25) C Nick Hundley Traded to BAL w/ cash considerations RHP Billy Buckner 5/25 INF/OF Tommy Medica LHP Troy Patton Reported to San Diego RHP Blaine Boyer (outright 5/27) RHP Billy Buckner (outright 5/27) 6/3 RHP Jesse Hahn Recalled from Double-A San Antonio RHP Donn Roach LHP Jason Lane LHP Eric Stults Placed on Bereavement List 6/4 RHP Jesse Hahn Optioned to Double-A San Antonio 6/6 INF Jedd Gyorko Placed on 15-day DL (retro 6/4) LHP Eric Stults Reinstated from bereavement list 6/7 RHP Andrew Cashner Reinstated from 15-day DL LHP Jason Lane (outright 6/9) 6/14 RHP Jesse Hahn Recalled from Double-A San Antonio LHP Troy Patton Placed on the 15-day DL 6/15 RHP Blaine Boyer RHP Nick Vincent Placed on the 15-day DL 6/19 INF Yonder Alonso Placed on the 15-day DL OF Jake Goebbert 6/23 RHP Andrew Cashner Placed on the 15-day DL RHP Odrisamer Despaigne RHP Casey Kelly Transferred to the 60-day DL 6/26 INF Irving Falu Claimed off waivers from Brewers LHP Robbie Erlin Transferred from 15 to 60-day DL 6/28 INF Irving Falu Reported to San Diego 7/2 INF Everth Cabrera Placed on the 15-day DL INF Brooks Conrad LHP Troy Patton Transferred to the 60-day DL 7/12 RHP Jesse Hahn 7/17 INF Irving Falu Claimed off waivers by Milwaukee 7/18 INF Chris Nelson 7/18 RHP Huston Street Traded to Los Angeles Angels in 6 player deal 7/19 RHP Nick Vincent Reinstated from 15-day DL 7/22 INF Chase Headley Traded to New York-AL in three player deal INF Yangervis Solarte Acquired from New York-AL 7/23 OF Cameron Maybin Received 25-game suspension from MLB 7/23 OF Jaff Francoeur 7/25 RHP Jesse Hahn (PG 7/24) 7/26 INF Yonder Alonso Reinstated from the 15-day DL INF/OF Jake Goebbert 7/28 INF Jedd Gyorko Reinstated from 15-day DL LHP Jason Lane OF Carlos Quentin Placed on 15-day DL INF Brooks Conrad 7/29 INF Everth Cabrera Reinstated from 15-day DL LHP Jason Lane (outright 7/31) 7/31 OF Abraham Almonte Acquired from Seattle in three-player trade OF Chris Denorfi a Traded to Seattle in three-player trade 8/10 RHP Joe Wieland Reinstated from the 60-day DL post-game and optioned to Triple-A El Paso 8/11 OF Rymer Liriano OF Jeff Francoeur (outright 8/13) 8/12 INF Everth Cabrera Placed on 15-day DL INF/OF Jake Goebbert 8/14 INF Yonder Alonso Placed on 15-day DL 8/18 LHP Robbie Erlin Reinstated from 60-day DL and optioned to Triple-A El Paso 8/19 RHP Jesse Hahn Optioned to Double-A San Antonio LHP Frank Garces INF Brooks Conrad 8/20 OF Cameron Maybin Reinstated from the restricted list LHP Bobby LaFromboise 8/23 RHP Andrew Cashner Reinstated from 15-day DL LHP Frank Garces Optioned to Double-A San Antonio 8/30 RHP Jesse Hahn Recalled from Double-A San Antonio INF Chris Nelson Placed on paternity leave list 9/1 INF Cory Spangenberg LHP Robbie Erlin RHP Leonel Campos INF Yonder Alonso Transferred from the 15-day to the 60-day DL OF Carlos Quentin Transferred from the 15-day to the 60-day DL 9/2 RHP Joe Wieland Recalled form Triple-A El Paso LHP Frank Garces Recalled from Double-A San Antonio RHP R.J. Alvarez C Adam Moore INF Ryan Jackson Recalled and placed on 60-day DL INF Chris Nelson Reinstated from paternity leave and DFA d (outright 9/4) LHP Troy Patton Reinstated from 60-day DL and DFA d (outright 9/5)