The Hangover 2019 – Games 133-136 – Page 4

The Hangover 2019 – Games 133-136

Game 136

Padres 8, San Francisco Giants 4

Winning Pitcher: Eric Lauer (8-8, 4.55)

Losing Pitcher: Jeff Samardzija (9-11, 3.61)

The Padres (64-72) scored more runs than the San Francisco Giants (66-70), 8-4, in their four-game series finale at Oracle Park. Eric Lauer (8-8, 4.55) allowed four runs in six inning on six hits and no walks while striking out nine. Kevin Pillar hit a two-run home run in the first inning. Evan Longoria hit a two-run home run in the sixth inning.

Jeff Samardzija (9-11, 3.61) gave up six runs on nine hits and a walk with two strikeouts in five and a third innings. Greg Garcia led off the game with a home run and Nick Martini scored on a Eric Hosmer double in the first inning. Ty France hit a solo home run in the second inning. In the sixth inning, Wil Myers double to knock in Hosmer and France hit a two-run home run. Travis Jankowski scored on a Manny Machado single in the ninth inning.

Media

Padres power past Giants 8-4, spoil Sandoval’s final AB – Michael Wagaman, Associated Press

France brings power to Padres’ 2B experiment – AJ Cassavell, MLB.com

Giants say thanks to Sandoval, Bochy – Maria Guardado, MLB.com

San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy, left, tips his cap to fans after artwork on the left field wall dedicated to him was unveiled during the baseball game against the San Diego Padres Sunday, Sept. 1, 2019, in San Francisco. Bochy will retire from Major League baseball at the end of the 2019 season. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

Fans unveil artwork on the left field wall dedicated to manager Bruce Bochy during the baseball game against the San Diego Padres Sunday, Sept. 1, 2019, in San Francisco. Bochy will retire from Major League baseball at the end of the 2019 season. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

San Diego Padres’ Ty France, right, celebrates with Austin Allen (62) after hitting a three-run home run off San Francisco Giants’ Fernando Abad in the sixth inning of a baseball game Sunday, Sept. 1, 2019, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

#PadresTwitter

EAST COUNTY REPRESENT
— David, amigo de todos (@EgosAndDespair) September 1, 2019

Turned the game on in time to see Garcia rounding third.
— Joe Lanek (@TheThinGwynn) September 1, 2019

It might take Lauer 30 pitches just to get out of the 1st inning. Not great.
— Kevin Boileau (@CornfedFriar) September 1, 2019

This season has Resting Lauer Face.
— The Kept Faith (@thekeptfaith) September 1, 2019

I think Ty France just disemboweled a baseball.
— Dennis Lin (@dennistlin) September 1, 2019

If umps like Jim Wolf are going to have their own strike zones, they ought to at least know what they are. Pitches 5 & 7 were the same. pic.twitter.com/3s2wdv4Ka5
— Jay Posner (@sdutPosner) September 1, 2019

I’ll say this – I’d rather sit behind that than one of those fucking styrofoam cowboy Paddack hats.
— Corey Stewart (@CoreyAStewart) September 1, 2019

Martini showing the puns that we all hoped we’d get with Seth Beer
— HJ Preller (@HJPreller) September 1, 2019

No, because it keeps falling off before it can hit send.
— Ghost of Ray Kroc (@GhostofRAK) September 1, 2019

Siri, translate into Sweeny-ese: https://t.co/RI4vmbzgia
— Lonnie Half-Open Window Brownell (@lonndoggie) September 1, 2019

Eric Hosmer is a dinger away from a cycle. He's going to bat again.
— AJ Cassavell (@AJCassavell) September 1, 2019

Myers channeling his inner Tatis.
— Lonnie Half-Open Window Brownell (@lonndoggie) September 1, 2019

Hos stared down Menez ???
— Brandon Wright-Rowan (@BW_DCXIX) September 1, 2019

muñoz is so fun, he's like a cheat code #bracefacekiller
— kelly (back to rehab szn) (@kellyawallace) September 1, 2019

Muñoz pic.twitter.com/GznHEgZXrm
— Corey Stewart (@CoreyAStewart) September 1, 2019

These cowards aren't going to give Hosmer, anything to hit, huh?
— Gavin (@CT2SD) September 1, 2019

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Written By :Scott Dunsmore

Scott Dunsmore has been a Padres fan since the 3rd grade. The Ghost of Ray Kroc possessed his body in 2011 and was finally exorcised by Elon Musk in 2022.