The Hangover 2020 – Games 57-60 – Page 2

The Hangover 2020 – Games 57-60

Game 58

Padres 6, Giants 5 (7 Innings)

Winning Pitcher: Luis Patiño (1-0, 5.19)

Losing Pitcher: Sam Coonrod (0-2, 9.82)

The Padres (35-23) scored more runs, 6-5, than the San Francisco Giants (29-29) in the second game of the doubleheader and the four-game series at Oracle Park. This game was a rescheduled game from September 12th at Petco Park, so the Padres were the home team.

Dinelson Lamet (3-1, 2.09) gave up two runs (one earned) on one hit and one walk with four strikeouts before leaving after three and two-thirds with an apparent elbow injury. Brandon Belt scored in the second inning on a ground out by Evan Longoria. Wilmer Flores hit into a ground out in the fourth inning and Alex Dickerson came home on a throwing error by Greg Garcia. Flores hit a three-run home run in the sixth inning.

Jeff Samardzija (0-2. 9.72) allowed three runs on three hits and no walks with one strikeout in three innings. Trent Grisham singled to drive in Jason Castro and Fernando Tatis Jr. followed with a two-run home run in the third inning. Grisham hit a walk-off three-run home run with Tommy Pham and Garcia on base in the seventh inning.

Media

Padres lose Lamet to injury, split doubleheader with Giants – Janie McCauley, Associated Press

Lamet departs unexpectedly vs. Giants – AJ Cassavell, MLB.com

Giants fall in walk-off loss … at home – Maria Guardado, MLB.com

San Diego Padres starting pitcher Dinelson Lamet works against the San Diego Padres during the first inning of the second game of a baseball doubleheader Friday, Sept. 25, 2020, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)

San Diego Padres’ Jason Castro, right, rounds third base to score on a single by Trent Grisham as San Francisco Giants pitcher Jeff Samardzija, left, looks to the outfield during the second inning of the second game of a baseball doubleheader Friday, Sept. 25, 2020, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)

San Diego Padres’ Fernando Tatis Jr. is congratulated by Manny Machado (13) after hitting two-run home run against the San Francisco Giants during the third inning of the second game of a baseball doubleheader Friday, Sept. 25, 2020, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)

#PadresTwitter

Ever go to a double feature and the first movie sucks?
— Padre Homer (@PadreHomer) September 26, 2020

Lamet's on the mound everything's good
— Sac Bunt Dustin (@sacbuntdustin) September 26, 2020

Really bad swings, reminds me of the end of last season
— Padre Homer (@PadreHomer) September 26, 2020

Speaking in third person. Quoting myself. I’m getting there.
— AJM (@AvengingJM) September 26, 2020

Games are meaningless but I’d feel more comfortable with a win tonight.
— Kevin Charity (@madfriarskevin) September 26, 2020

Can Paddack develop a slider?
— Padre Homer (@PadreHomer) September 26, 2020

If the Padres win tonight, we push the Giants closer to the edge of missing the playoffs. If we lose, Pete Alonso and the Mets are eliminated. So it’s tough to say if there’s a bad result here.
— rich 😷 (@rich_roberts) September 26, 2020

HA HA HA
— Tony *follow my art account @losoyart* Losoya (@AnthonyLosoya) September 26, 2020

Jason Castro: 5 hits as a Padre, 5 doubles.
— jesse agler (@jesseagler) September 26, 2020

bebo's fixed
— 🪓 ryan 😷🏢 (@ryanmtweets) September 26, 2020

He’s backkkkkk
— Brian (@monkigrass) September 26, 2020

Ok FTJ is good to go. I feel better.
— Padre Homer (@PadreHomer) September 26, 2020

THERE IT IS. Tatis really needed that
— Sam Neher (@SamNeher24) September 26, 2020

Tatis just killed a baseball. 458 ft
— Maury Brown (@BizballMaury) September 26, 2020

Without checking, I'm going to guess that Fernando Tatis, Jr's home run went 583 feet.
— Grant Brisbee (@GrantBrisbee) September 26, 2020

I missed it. Did Tatis run fast enough around the bases to score a run?
— BADMAN (@FriarFever) September 26, 2020

pic.twitter.com/8vaSCYMvQm
— Judson Richards (@JudsonGRichards) September 26, 2020

That is one of the longest homers I’ve ever seen hit at Oracle. That ball went WAY up the bleachers out in deep left center.
— rich 😷 (@rich_roberts) September 26, 2020

Launch Mitch Moreland into the sun.
— Padre Homer (@PadreHomer) September 26, 2020

LAMET NOOOOOO
— Tony *follow my art account @losoyart* Losoya (@AnthonyLosoya) September 26, 2020

DUDE WHAT NO LAMET NO
— thalia (@thalia_m1) September 26, 2020

Oh no……
— Jim Russell (@JimRussellSD) September 26, 2020

Lamet leaving mound with apparent injury….what….?
— Bob Scanlan (@heyscan) September 26, 2020

I’m sick
— thalia (@thalia_m1) September 26, 2020

Looking forward to Eickhoff in game 1
— HJ Preller (@HJPreller) September 26, 2020

Maybe next year, dudes.
— Pizza On A Bagel (@PadresOnABagel) September 26, 2020

Well so much for 2020
— N. Z. (@taterz1021) September 26, 2020

Maybe he had to poop? Please say he had to poop.
— chris, wrestling fan (@sportsbrain) September 26, 2020

So it looks like Paddack was right.

Lol, somebody shoot me.
— William, washing kegs again (@LybargerBrewery) September 26, 2020

I think now is the time I should declare that this 60 game season without fans doesn’t count
— Sam Neher (@SamNeher24) September 26, 2020

I will donate any bone(s) necessary to make sure Lamet is ok. The fact that you haven't offered yet is insulting. I'm talking to you and only you.
— Christopher Crawford (@Crawford_MILB) September 26, 2020

pic.twitter.com/QI3o6gskCK
— Gavin (@CT2SD) September 26, 2020

All future Padres home games will be in Carson.
— Padre Homer (@PadreHomer) September 26, 2020

They can update us, ya know, whenever. No rush.
— Pizza On A Bagel (@PadresOnABagel) September 26, 2020

This game is cursed why would you use your best reliever
— Oscar (@oterr_17) September 26, 2020

Padres clinch 4th place n it’s turning out to be a miserable day.
— Don Norcross (@Don_Norcross) September 26, 2020

Drew Pomeranz, 2020's last 0.00 pitcher (with any substantive number of innings), just gave up a three-run bomb.
— AJ Cassavell (@AJCassavell) September 26, 2020

Things were going too well. Things were going too well. Things were going too well. Things were going too well. Things were going too well. Things were going too well. Things were going too well. Things were going too well. Things were going too well. Things were going..
— thalia (@thalia_m1) September 26, 2020

Remember when baseball was fun, Padres fans?
— Ryan Phillips (@RumorsandRants) September 26, 2020

Drew Pomeranz had allowed as many earned runs as me coming into tonight. What a weird parade that is going to be.
— Christopher Crawford (@Crawford_MILB) September 26, 2020

How did we reach the low point of the season on the day we clinched home field? This is like a funeral.
— Corey Stewart (@CoreyAStewart) September 26, 2020

https://twitter.com/marcusSDTX/status/1309707474086309888

Someone get Zach Davies in bubble wrap until Wednesday. He might have to pitch every game.
— Jay Posner (@sdutPosner) September 26, 2020

https://twitter.com/DefiniteExpert/status/1309712287251402752

It feels like we’re having a series of tiny earthquakes. But it’s really just Padre fans punching their walls simultaneously.
— 𝚙𝚊𝚍𝚛𝚎𝚜 𝚑𝚊𝚒𝚔𝚞 (@padreshaiku) September 26, 2020

Like, this pisses *me* off.
— Grant Brisbee (@GrantBrisbee) September 26, 2020

I'm ready let's go https://t.co/beCavSbAwN
— Craig Elsten (@619sports) September 26, 2020

Oh good, this asshole is pitching.
— Pizza On A Bagel (@PadresOnABagel) September 26, 2020

“That fastball by Coonrod is problematic, it’s 2-0.”
Lemme tell ya something else problematic about Sam Coonrod, lads
— rich 😷 (@rich_roberts) September 26, 2020

…. pic.twitter.com/k7w4frRJxh
— Bally Sports San Diego (@BallySportSSD) September 26, 2020

What are we doin on that strike call pic.twitter.com/psMuJwAKK8
— rich 😷 (@rich_roberts) September 26, 2020

Pitch 3 called a “Strike” #FriarFaithful pic.twitter.com/HogDyre14H
— Jim Russell (@JimRussellSD) September 26, 2020

That helps the pain a bit.
— Kevin Charity (@madfriarskevin) September 26, 2020

Ohhhh, 2020, what a year..
— jesse agler (@jesseagler) September 26, 2020

Thank you Trent Grisham, we all REALLY needed that.
— Ryan Phillips (@RumorsandRants) September 26, 2020

a walk off homer in your opposing team’s park. I’ve seen everything.
— Pizza On A Bagel (@PadresOnABagel) September 26, 2020

Well. I feel moderately better. But not that much. Thanks Trent.
— AJM (@AvengingJM) September 26, 2020

I'm still devastated about Lamet, but Grisham's walk off was like a refreshing breeze.
— Kevin B. (@CornfedFriar) September 26, 2020

That walkoff felt necessary. 💥
— Back The Brown (@backthebrownSD) September 26, 2020

Postgame Thread MVP

pic.twitter.com/OHUoXviK9x
— Paul Reindl (@PaulReindlSD) September 26, 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 now won't leave.