Padres tee off on Giants rookie in 6-1 win

San Diego’s Blake Snell pitched six shutout innings and his teammates hit 4 homers off San Francisco Giants rookie left-hander Kyle Harrison within the host Padres‘ 6-1 win on Saturday night time.

Juan Soto gave the Padres a fast lead with a solo homer within the first. Xander Bogaerts and Gary Sanchez hit solo homers within the second, and Garrett Cooper delivered a three-run shot within the sixth. The house runs accounted for 4 of the Padres‘ six hits.

In the meantime, Snell (12-9) lowered his majors-leading earned run common to 2.50. He gave up three hits and 4 walks with eight strikeouts. He’s third within the majors with 201 strikeouts.

Harrison (1-1) was making his third begin with the Giants. He gave up six runs on six hits and two walks with 5 strikeouts in 5 2/3 innings and noticed his ERA bounce to 2.50 from 1.86 ERA.

All 4 of San Diego’s homers traveled at the very least 400 ft.

With two out within the first, Soto drove a 95 mph fastball 415 ft to heart for his twenty seventh homer of the season.

Bogaerts led off the second along with his sixteenth homer, a 402-foot drive to heart off a 2-and-1 breaking ball. It was Bogaerts’ third homer in his final seven video games at Petco Park. Two hitters later, Sanchez hit his nineteenth homer of the season — a 430-foot drive to heart off a 1-and-1 changeup.

Fernando Tatis Jr. led off the Padres‘ sixth with a single however was pressured at second Soto’s floor ball. Bogaerts drew a two-out stroll and Cooper, whom the Padres acquired from Miami on the commerce deadline, hit a 400-foot bomb to left-center. It was his fifteenth homer of the season.

The Giants broke up the shutout within the ninth. Left-handed reliever Ray Kerr walked Casey Schmitt, hit Wade Meckler with a pitch allowed Austin Slater’s double to proper area to attain Schmitt. Kerr then acquired a strikeout and groundout to finish the sport.

—Discipline Degree Media