The Hangover 2020 – Games 40-42 – Page 2

The Hangover 2020 – Games 40-42

Game 41

Athletics 8, Padres 4

Winning Pitcher: Sean Manaea (3-2, 5.09)

Losing Pitcher: Chris Paddack (3-4, 4.75)

The Padres (24-17) scored fewer runs, 8-4, than the Oakland Athletics (23-13) in the second game of three at Oakland Coliseum. Chris Paddack (3-4, 4.75) allowed four runs on seven hits and a walk while striking out six in four and two-thirds innings. Tommy La Stella & Mark Canha scored on a triple by Matt Olson in the first inning. In the second inning, a single by Jonah Heim drove in Stephen Piscotty and Heim scored on a double by La Stella. Heim singled to drive in Piscotty and Ramón Laureano hit a two-run home run in the sixth inning. Piscotty single to drive in Canha in the seventh inning.

Sean Manaea (3-2, 5.09) gave up one run on four hits and a walk with five strikeouts over five innings. Jurickson Profar scored on a Eric Hosmer groundout in the third inning. Austin Nola hit a solo home run and Jake Cronenworth‘s single drove in Wil Myers in the eighth inning. Trent Grisham scored on Manny Machado‘s ninth inning sacrifice fly.

Media

Laureano homers as A’s get back on track to beat Padres 8-4 – Janie McCauley, Associated Press

Fastball betrays Paddack in loss to A’s – AJ Cassavell, MLB.com

Manaea leads A’s over SD with added pop – Martin Gallegos, MLB.com

San Diego Padres’ Chris Paddack pitches against the Oakland Athletics during the first inning of a baseball game in Oakland, Calif., Saturday, Sept. 5, 2020. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

San Diego Padres second baseman Jake Cronenworth cannot field a run-scoring base hit by Oakland Athletics’ Jonah Heim during the second inning of a baseball game in Oakland, Calif., Saturday, Sept. 5, 2020. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

Oakland Athletics’ Stephen Piscotty, bottom, steals second base under San Diego Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. during the second inning of a baseball game in Oakland, Calif., Saturday, Sept. 5, 2020. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

#PadresTwitter

Chris Paddack and Sean Manaea tomorrow. Great talks with them today. @Athletics and @Padres tomorrow on FOX with EK + @Ken_Rosenthal. I apologize to Padres fans for not being @DonOrsillo.
— Adam Amin (@adamamin) September 4, 2020

The game hasn't started yet but I already miss Mud & Don.
— J⚾des Paranal (@jodes0405) September 5, 2020

Watching the Padres on national TV and hearing them gushing over the team is cool but also… uncomfortable? Not even sure that's the right word. Odd though. And a touch unsettling.
— Geoff: Shark Family Patriarch (Do do do dododo) (@LeftCoastBias) September 5, 2020

Me preparing for this national broadcast pic.twitter.com/EMi0Sb7NQd
— Corey (@CoreyAStewart) September 5, 2020

Lol it's the first inning of a national broadcast and we've already got our first "I think Fernando Tatis Jr has actually turned the clock back on Manny Machado"
— Hunter the Slam Diego Kid™ (@theBeerkid) September 5, 2020

Paddack removes his hat, kneels down behind the mound and prays, “lord please don’t make me suck today.” Then steps up and Ks Laureano to start the game.

So far so good ??
— Eric (No Longer Miserable) (@MiserableSDFan) September 5, 2020

Tommy LaStella has 100% been kicked out of a Hooters before
— woods (@thestevenwoods) September 5, 2020

This crowd noise is too much
— Sex Luger (@RobBishopSD) September 5, 2020

Well at least it’s the same old problem for Paddack, throwing a meat fastball while ahead in the count, rather than something new.
— Pizza On A Bagel (@PadresOnABagel) September 5, 2020

If Paddack isn’t locating his fastball, it’s going to be a long day.
— SanDiegoJosh (@SanDiegoJosh) September 5, 2020

Sean Manaea sitting 93 is surprising, but the Pads hitters seem to be helping him out with swings at pitches fairly far out of the zone.
— Eno Sarris (@enosarris) September 5, 2020

I’m all in favor of more access to players but why is Fox interviewing Tatis while he’s in the field?!?!
— Jay Posner (@sdutPosner) September 5, 2020

It’s not cool that Eric Karros is trying to distract our savior.
— The Kept Faith (@thekeptfaith) September 5, 2020

Truly bizarre hearing Tatis Jr. being interviewed while he’s on the field in the middle of the game.
— Justin McGuire (@JMcGuireMLB) September 5, 2020

Maybe it’s just me, but I would not be comfortable interviewing a player who was actively playing the field in a meaningful game.
— Ben Higgins (@BenHigginsSD) September 5, 2020

Tatis dropping an “oh shit.” He won’t make Geekster’s corner.
— William, washing kegs again (@LybargerBrewery) September 5, 2020

Yes of course you mike up a player and a cuss word comes eventually lol. Tatis did a great job talking while playing though.
— Eno Sarris (@enosarris) September 5, 2020

And Tatis drops an s-bomb when Heim lets his bat go flying. Haha. Serves FOX right.
— Ben Higgins (@BenHigginsSD) September 5, 2020

Wil was distracted by the interview
— David, Slam Enthusiast (@DefiniteExpert) September 5, 2020

It's to the point that I'm terrified when Paddack gets two strikes on a batter.
— Geoff: Shark Family Patriarch (Do do do dododo) (@LeftCoastBias) September 5, 2020

Wil Myers should probably take the rollerskates off before the next inning.
— Ben Higgins (@BenHigginsSD) September 5, 2020

We needed the sheriff today and we got elite security instead I’m sick
— Eric (No Longer Miserable) (@MiserableSDFan) September 5, 2020

This is the worst broadcast I've ever seen.
— J⚾des Paranal (@jodes0405) September 5, 2020

Still a fan of Paddack because of course I am, but the 2020 offseason should be dedicated to improving that breaking-ball.
— Christopher Crawford (@Crawford_MILB) September 5, 2020

Why the broadcasts don't show Wayne Kirby's reaction to every hit is beyond me.
— David, Slam Enthusiast (@DefiniteExpert) September 5, 2020

Funniest part is he asked that right after saying he had a good question.
— Sex Luger (@RobBishopSD) September 5, 2020

These Fox broadcasters are boring af
— padres haiku (@padreshaiku) September 5, 2020

I Canha wait for this to be over.
— The Kept Faith (@thekeptfaith) September 5, 2020

Canha we stop talking to this guy please?
— Ben Higgins (@BenHigginsSD) September 5, 2020

If these guys were that interesting, they’d be in theater. Dump the in-game interviews, play ball.
— Craig Elsten (@619sports) September 5, 2020

I’d rather listen to my parents bone right now instead of listening to one more second of this Mark Canha interview and my dads been gone for a decade smh
— Eric (No Longer Miserable) (@MiserableSDFan) September 5, 2020

FOX Producer: “Hey Eric, Canha really sucked. Let’s try to bounce back and interview a bucket of shark chum.”
— The Kept Faith (@thekeptfaith) September 5, 2020

Lmfao they had us listen to Canha's heavy breathing and then had him walk us through his unsuccessful AB, just brilliant stuff @mlbonfox.
— J⚾des Paranal (@jodes0405) September 5, 2020

Another round of excuse-making for Paddack coming right up
— Oscar (@oterr_17) September 5, 2020

Has a Coliseum crowd *ever* made this much noise?
— David Jay (@dmjay) September 5, 2020

This mf just said "to your point" and I felt triggered.
— J⚾des Paranal (@jodes0405) September 5, 2020

MLB Gameday says yes, so I guess I don’t need you guys.
— Pizza On A Bagel (@PadresOnABagel) September 5, 2020

Atta kid Strahm. Coming in and picking up your teammate when they had absolutely nothing today is what it’s all about ??
— Eric (No Longer Miserable) (@MiserableSDFan) September 5, 2020

This FOX broadcast is hot garbage
— Brandon Wright-Rowan (@BW_DCXIX) September 5, 2020

It’s not that I don’t understand the point. I do. But the bigger point is he plays different than most. Why put brakes on special? https://t.co/5GmzLfhDFq
— Judson Richards (@Judson1360) September 5, 2020

Austin Nola looks like Chris Gomez and Brad Ausmus had a baby. Congratulations to them!
— David, Slam Enthusiast (@DefiniteExpert) September 5, 2020

Eric Karros never experienced running fast, and is afraid of that which he does not understand https://t.co/Ny9vXLhMfo
— Craig Elsten (@619sports) September 5, 2020

potassium szn pic.twitter.com/CaZMxUt91M
— Céspedes Family BBQ (@CespedesBBQ) September 5, 2020

Nothing going as planned for the Padres today. Woof.
— Ryan Phillips (@RumorsandRants) September 5, 2020

Bebo eating a banana in the dugout is the best thing since Everth Cabrera eating a banana in the dugout. #rallybanana #bananasalute pic.twitter.com/UXC2SdFnOF
— J⚾des Paranal (@jodes0405) September 5, 2020

Crone is amazing. Wow.
— Corey (@CoreyAStewart) September 5, 2020

If you claim to have been even remotely as cool as Fernando Tatis Jr. when you were 21, you’re a liar.

Sit down.
— emilycwaldon (@EmilyCWaldon) September 5, 2020

The A’s are looking every bit like the SDABL champions right now
— Sex Luger (@RobBishopSD) September 5, 2020

I stayed for an extra inning of analysis; Jorge Mateo is a pinch runner. Only.
— AJM (@AvengingJM) September 5, 2020

hosmer taking the ejection for every single batter that had to deal with that zone today. prestige value.
— ryan ?? (@ryanmtweets) September 5, 2020

Real veteran move by @TheRealHos305 to get himself ejected so he could get out of the scorching heat & start getting prepped for tomorrow’s game. Also gives Moreland some time at first base. Champions play the long game.
— Corey (@CoreyAStewart) September 5, 2020

That ump is a little sweaty. #analysis
— Scott Kingery (@PadresFaithful) September 5, 2020

Nice to see Rosenthal hitting triple digits multiple times.
— Pizza On A Bagel (@PadresOnABagel) September 5, 2020

Trevor Rosenthal hangs a platinum sombrero on Oakland's Matt Chapman.#Padres
— Bernie "Doc El Cajon" Wilson (@berniewilson) September 5, 2020

Who knows how it ends, but Padres already have more hits against Hendricks than he had allowed in his last 8 outings combined. Hashtag pajamas.
— jesse agler (@jesseagler) September 5, 2020

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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.