Three-run homer in first inning stands as enough to send Padres to sixth loss in seven games and ninth straight loss in a game started by Urias
So that Julio Urías — who owns them in a different, cheaper and presumably presently more enjoyable way than Peter Seidler does — seemed to be a matter of course.The Padres have lost four consecutive games for the first time this season and have lost six of their past seven games overall to fall to two games below .500. After beating the Dodgers May 5 at Petco Park, they have lost four in a row to the team they would like to consider a rival.
They got home runs from Juan Soto and Ha-Seong Kim to stay close but otherwise didn’t even do enough offensively to do their normal fizzling.With two outs, Xander Bogaerts beat out a slow roller to third base. He was initially called out, but the call was overturned. Nelson Cruz followed with a single to center field, giving the Padres their second runner in scoring position.Before that, the Padres’ only rally was essentially accidental.
Urías was through six innings in 69 pitches, three more than Dustin May had taken to complete six innings the night before.
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