PHOENIX -- The D-backs' franchise-record, 13-game winning streak came to a screeching halt on Friday night as the Padres hung on for a 10-6 victory at Chase Field. The D-backs hadn't lost a game since Aug. 23 against the Mets in New York.
Arizona holds a six-game lead over Colorado for the National League's first Wild Card spot and is nine games ahead of Milwaukee and St. Louis.
"I'm definitely disappointed letting this streak end on my start day," D-backs starter Patrick Corbin said. "Something that you never want to do when you have a streak going [is] to be that starter to end it."
San Diego, winning for only the second time in seven games at Chase Field this season, had an 8-0 lead, pelting Corbin for six runs in the fourth inning and another pair in the fifth before the left-hander was taken out.
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The D-backs came back with two runs in the fifth on a Rey Fuentes two-run, pinch-hit homer and four more in the sixth as they sent 10 men to the plate and notched five extra-base hits, including a two-run homer by J.D. Martinez. The bases were loaded when David Peralta popped out to center and Ketel Marte struck out to end the threat.

"Shoot they played hard tonight," Padres manager Andy Green said about Arizona, for whom he was previously the third-base coach. "Most teams, when they go down 8-0, most teams roll over and die. That team doesn't. You really have to beat them and they made us do that."
Right-hander Jordan Lyles, making only his second start for the Padres, earned his first victory of the season, pitching into the sixth inning. He added a two-run, bases-loaded single off Corbin in the fourth to start the scoring.

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Padres center fielder Manuel Margot was a homer shy of the cycle, knocking in four runs with a two-run single, a two-run triple and a double.
"He had great at-bats all day," Green said.

MOMENTS THAT MATTERED
Big six-run fourth for Pads: The Padres sent nine men to the plate against Corbin and had five hits, including Margot's two-run triple.The D-backs hadn't been behind by more than a run for 109 consecutive innings. Their streak of 97 without being behind ended when the Dodgers went up 1-0 in the first inning against them Wednesday night.

Add on runs: After the D-backs rallied to 8-6 in the sixth, the Padres loaded the bases in the seventh. With two out, Margot faced right-hander J.J. Hoover, Arizona's fourth reliever of the game. Hoover had Margot on an 0-2 count, but elevated a fastball that Margot lined to center for two more important Padres runs in the game.
"That was the biggest hit of the night," Green said. "It gave us the two insurance runs that put us up, 10-6. With no balls and two strikes, they had just brought Hoover in, those kind of hits are game-changing,"
"That big two-out base hit by Margot was a big difference-maker," D-backs manager Torey Lovullo said. "It took the momentum right away from us."

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WHAT'S NEXT
Padres: The second game of the three-game series is on tap at Chase Field with right-hander Jhoulys Chacin getting the call for the Padres. Chacin takes his 4-7 record and 6.96 ERA on the road into his 14th start of the season away from home. At Pecto, he's 8-3 with a 1.91 ERA in 15 starts. First pitch is scheduled for 5:10 p.m. PT.
D-backs: The D-backs will send left-hander Zack Godley (7-7, 3.21 ERA) to the mound for the second game of a three-game series against the Padres on Saturday. The start will mark Godley's third of the season against San Diego, whom he has not beaten in two previous starts this season. First pitch is scheduled for 5:10 p.m. MST.
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