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Hometown kid Joe Musgrove's 6 2/3 scoreless IP and Manny Machado's 5 hits got the Padres off to quite a start at Petco Park
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Jorge Alfaro’s Mother's Day homer was the 1st of his franchise-record 4 walk-offs this season. (Plus, his mom had predicted it.)
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Who knew it at the time, but the Padres’ 3 wins over the Brewers in early June would prove critical in the NL Wild Card race
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Austin Nola’s single off his brother, Aaron, was the difference in a dramatic 1-0 Padres victory
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The Padres beat the D-backs the same day the baseball world learned the Nats were open to dealing Juan Soto. The wheels were in motion.
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On a historic Trade Deadline day, the Padres swept a doubleheader vs. the Rockies, with new closer Josh Hader getting the win in Game 2
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The Padres introduced Juan Soto and Josh Bell in a press conference then blew out the Rockies before a packed Petco Park
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For all of their Deadline moves, the new-look Padres got a bit of a humbling in L.A., swept by the 1st-place Dodgers
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In a season full of brilliant Manny Machado moments, his walk-off 3-run blast to end a 5-game skid was the most dramatic
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MLB announced that Fernando Tatis Jr. would be suspended for 80 games after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance
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Some early struggles saw him lose the closer role, but Josh Hader regained the title by locking down a sweep with a save in S.F.
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On a night the Brewers blew a 5-run lead in Colorado, the Padres rallied from a 5-run deficit to beat Arizona on Jorge Alfaro’s walk-off single
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After Bob Melvin called out his team for its poor performance, the Padres responded with a 12-3 rout in Arizona that started a 5-game win streak
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The Padres found out mid-game that they had clinched a Wild Card berth, and the fans made it known that they had heard the news
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Joe Musgrove pitched seven innings of one-hit ball and the offense tacked on relentlessly to set up a date with the rival Dodgers
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After going 5-14 vs. the Dodgers in the regular season, the Padres needed only 4 games to dispatch their longtime rivals in the NLDS