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Season Ends, No Playoffs for Friars

Padres: 6
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Giants: 3

W: Robbie Erlin 1-0
L: Doug Fister 14-9
S: Huston Street (41)
HR: Joey Accacia (1), Yasmani Grandal (10)

San Francisco -- Robbie Erlin had quite a fine first career MLB start tonight as the season closed out. It was the last chance for the rookies to make their debuts and two Pads had great nights. First, Robbie Erlin, dealt 6 innings of 3 run ball, striking out 3. The other, Joey Accacia, went 1-4, with a 3-run home run in his first career MLB at bat.

Nothing happened in the first, but the second inning is when the Padres got started. Chris Denorfia led off the inning by striking out, but Jedd Gyorko and Willie Dickinson pieced back-to-back singles. The next batter, Joey Accacia smashed a 3-R HR to left, in his first career at bat. He was given the silent treatment on his way back to the dugout. In the fourth, it was still 3-0, and Jedd Gyorko led off the inning with a triple to center past the diving Angel Pagan. Willie Dickinson came up and grounded out but Gyorko scored to make it 4-0. Erlin shut the door until the sixth when the Giants exploded. Posey led off with a pinch hit, and Pagan singled him over. Then Belt struck out, and Sandoval juiced the bases reaching on a Willie Dickinson error. Mike Morse came up and hit a sac fly to make it 4-1. Then, Pence reached base on an error by Robbie Erlin, bases loaded again. Tony Cruz came up, and singled home Pagan and Sandoval to make it 4-3. It stayed the same score til the 9th, when the Padres got some insurance. Yasmani Grandal led the inning off with a lead-off pinch hit home run, his 10th of the year. Cameron Maybin, then smashed a double down the left field line. Yonder Alonso came up next, and singled him home, making it 6-3. Huston Street came in in the 9th for the Padres and shut the door for his 41st save.

Notables
Robbie Erlin 6IP 5H 1ER 3K
Jedd Gyorko 3-4 2B 3B 2R

--Joey Accacia, homering in his first career MLB AB

Acaccia* and sweet baby Jesus he is in the majors

San Diego Padres 2015 Roster

SP Cory Luebke 85 B
CL Paco Rodriguez 85 B
SS Everth Cabrera 84 B
SP Andrew Cashner 84 B
1B Yonder Alonso 81 B
RF Andre Ethier 81 B
C Yasmani Grandal 81 B
SP Josh Johnson 81 B
RP Alex Torres 81 B
2B Jedd Gyorko 80 B
CF Cameron Maybin 80 B
SP Michael Pineda 80 B
3B Willie Dickinson 78 B
RF Chris Denorfia 77 C
SP Robbie Erlin 77 C
RP Nick Vincent 76 C
SS Hiroyuki Nakajima 75 C
SP Eric Stults 75 C
C Nick Hundley 74 C
SP Casey Kelly 74 B
RP Joaquin Benoit 73 B
RP Tim Stauffer 73 C
3B Chone Figgins 71 C
RF Daniel Nava 71 C
LF Tommy Medica 70 B
LF Seth Smith 70 C
RP Matt Thornton 69 B
CL Fred Kenny 68 B
RP Jim Connifer 67 C
SP Max Fried 67 A
LF Rex Jones 67 B
LF Patrick Alexander 66 B
RP Donn Roach 66 C
3B J.T. Hunter 65 A
CF Jason Pridie 65 D
RF Corey Rodriguez 65 C
RF Hunter Renfroe 64 A
1B Reynaldo Villanueva 64 B
3B Robby Albright 63 D
SP Joseph Mares 63 B
CL Juan Vasquez 63 A
RF Steven Houston 62 D
SS Reid Brignac 61 B
SP Darby Clancy 60 A
RP Robert Coello 60 D
SP Derek Cousins 60 B
SP Jose Diaz 60 B
SP Ramon Fernandez 60 A
2B Josh Wilson 60 D
C Joey Accacia 59 A
SP Henry Pritchard 59 B
3B Lonnie Bradshaw 58 B
3B Alex Castellanos 58 D
RP Bobby LaFromboise 58 D
3B Bruno Quezada 58 C
RP Jayson McDougal 57 A
1B Russell Pauley 57 B
C Rene Rivera 56 D
RP Frank Thurston 56 B
LF Felipe Blanco 55 B
RP Victor Lopez 55 D
RP Mitch Marte 55 D
SP Spencer Rivas 55 B
CF Freddy Beatty 54 B
1B Lenny Clem 52 A
3B Jordan Cortez 52 B
2B Ramon Esposito 52 B
RF Aaron Ruzicka 50 B
RP Amaury Calderon 49 D
RP Ralph Simone 49 C
2B Mark Allison 48 A
RP Luis Pina 47 C
CF Manuel Reyna 47 C
RP Bryant Archer 46 C
SS Rich Gomez 46 B
3B Rickey Mathis 45 A
RP Zach Redmond 45 B
RF Nelson Flores 44 B
CF Choo Roh 43 B
SS Juan Silva 43 B
CF Eduardo Jimenez 42 A

March 31st -- April 13th

3/31 @ SF, W5-4
4/1 @ SF, L7-2
4/2 @ SF, L4-2
4/3 @ SF, L2-1
4/4 @ COL, W2-1
4/5 @ COL, W7-4
4/6 @ COL, W5-3
4/8 vs. SF, L10-2
4/9 vs. SF, W4-3
4/10 vs. SF, L4-1
4/11 vs. ARI, L5-1
4/12 vs. ARI, W2-1
4/13 vs. ARI, W6-4
4/15 vs. COL, W7-5
4/16 vs. COL, W8-1
4/17 vs. COL, L6-3
4/18 @ LAD, W4-3
4/19 @ LAD, L4-1
4/20 @ LAD, W5-2
4/21 @ ARI, L2-1
4/22 @ ARI, L5-3
4/23 @ ARI, L9-8
4/25 vs. CWS, W7-6
4/26 vs. CWS, L3-1
4/27 vs. CWS, L3-0
4/28 vs. LAD, L4-0
4/29 vs. LAD, W6-5
4/30 vs. LAD, L3-1

April Analysis
The Padres up and pooped their pants in April going 13-15 ending the month with a 4-9 record. Andre Ethier has been quite an asset to the team so far though, batting .338 with 3 homers and 8 runs knocked in. Jedd Gyorko has been the main run producer for the team, knocking in 13, with a .273 batting average. Cameron Maybin and Everth Cabrera have combined to swipe 23 bases in 26 attempts. Andrew Cashner and Michael Pineda have been good although neither has really got the run support to make them great yet. Pineda is 2-3 with a 2.08 ERA, and Cashner is 2-0 with a 2.75. All but two of the team' swims have been saved by Paco Rodriguez. You would think that is great, but it's not, meanwhile, he's blown 3 saves already, as he's 11 for 14.

Custom Player Report

RP Jayson McDougal (AgentP) (Triple-A Chihuahuas) (SD)
1-0 1SV 13.1IP 1.35 ERA 13K

1B Pete Grossman (AgentP) (Triple-A Chiefs) (WAS)
.256 2HR 7RBI 4/6 SB

1B Kenneth Black (BrewersFuzz) (Triple-A Bisons) (TOR)
.352 5HR 24RBI 3/4 SB

C Joey Accacia (Baseballteen9500) (Triple-A Chihuahuas) (SD)
.235 2HR 11RBI 0/0 SB

RP Jim Connifer (cbassian) (MLB Padres)
2-1 15.2IP 5.74 ERA 10K

RF Przybywoj Turczyn (cbassian) (AAA Storm Chasers) (KC)
.353 4HR 18RBI 0/0 SB

Kenneth up and tore it up in April!

May 2nd -- May 14th

5/2 @ PHI, W2-1
5/3 @ PHI, W5-0
5/4 @ PHI, W12-8
5/5 @ MIL, W4-3
5/6 @ MIL, L16-5
5/7 @ MIL, L6-5
5/8 @ COL, L9-6
5/9 @ COL, L7-6
5/10 @ COL, W6-1
5/11 @ COL, W10-2
5/12 vs. PHI, W4-3
5/13 vs. PHI, L3-2
5/14 vs. PHI, W7-5

Record After Sim: 21-20

May 15th -- May 31st

5/15 vs. ATL, L3-2
5/16 vs. ATL, L5-3
5/17 vs. ATL, W2-1
5/18 vs. ATL, L3-1
5/20 @ ARI, W5-3
5/21 @ ARI, W9-4
5/22 @ ARI, W7-3
5/23 vs. KC, L6-2
5/24 vs. KC, L5-3
5/25 vs. KC, L2-0
5/26 vs. STL, L5-2
5/27 vs. STL, L1-0
5/28 vs. STL, L15-0
5/29 @ PIT, L3-1
5/30 @ PIT, L4-3
5/31 @ PIT, W1-0

Padres' May Analysis
The Padres fortunately avoided ending May on a horrendous 9-game losing streak by pulling out the last game 1-0 in a gem by Andrew Cashner. The Padres are sitting at 26-31, 4th in the division, but only 8 and a half out of first. There's no saying that the Padres can't come back from this deficit, as the team has still been promising. Everth Cabrera leads the team in hits, bouncing back big from last year, as he's currently batting .303 with 4 homers. The Padres have had huge issues hitting home runs though, which is why they can't get much offense going. Gyorko leads the team with 8 and Ethier is in second with 7. Gyorko also leads the team in RBI at 31. Andrew Cashner has been the soul of the team's defense, as he's gone 6-1 with a 2.77 ERA. The other members of the rotation, Johnson, Erlin, Pineda, and Luebke, have combined for 11 wins, all with 3 except Luebke. Michael Pineda has been solid as well on the mound, getting little to no run support. He is 3-5 with a 2.84 ERA. Paco Rodriguez has not been good as the closer, going for a 5.09 ERA and is 18/26 in save opportunities.

Created Player Report

RP Jayson McDougal (AgentP) (AAA SD)
2-0 1.64 2SV 22IP 18K

1B Pete Grossman (AgentP) (AAA WAS)
.235 5 19 7/10 SB

C Joey Accacia (Baseballteen9500) (AAA SD)
.230 4 18 1/3 SB

1B Kenneth Black (BrewersFuzz) (AAA TOR)
.298 9 45 8/9 SB

RP Jim Connifer (cbassian) (MLB SD)
3-2 33IP 4.09 27K

RF Przybywoj Turczyn (AAA KC)
.278 9 37 0/0 SB

June 1st -- June 15th

6/1 @ PIT, L2-1
6/3 @ CHC, W4-2
6/4 @ CHC, W5-3
6/5 @ CHC, W5-1
6/6 vs. WAS, L4-0
6/7 vs. WAS, W7-0
6/8 vs. WAS, L6-4
6/9 vs. MIA, L2-0
6/10 vs. MIA, W5-4
6/11 vs. MIA, W5-2
6/12 vs. MIA, W3-1
6/13 vs. ARI, L6-3
6/14 vs. ARI, W10-4
6/15 vs. ARI, L2-0

Record After Sim: 34-37

Padres Draft Results
1st Round -- LF Will Knight
2nd Round -- SP Blake Marsh
3rd Round -- 2B Pedro Pinto
4th Round -- RP Eric Salazar
5th Round -- CF Paul Greene
6th Round -- C Frank Shoemaker

June 17th -- June 30th

6/17 @ MIN, W9-0
6/18 @ MIN, W7-5
6/20 @ SF, W7-2
6/21 @ SF, L17-8
6/22 @ SF, W9-8

Brewers trade Casey Janssen to Pads!
Mr. Cole woke up and got on the phone with the Brewers GM who wanted to talk trade offers. Their GM instantly told Cody that he wanted to get rid of Janssen and asked for Matt Thornton. Cold said it was a done deal right at that moment.

6/23 vs. LAD, L9-4
6/24 vs. LAD, L7-6
6/25 vs. LAD, W4-2
6/26 vs. CHC, W4-3
6/27 vs. CHC, L7-4
6/28 vs. CHC, L5-4
6/29 vs. CHC, W6-4

Record After Sim: 41-42

July 1 -- July 12

7/1 vs. PIT, W8-7
7/2 vs. PIT, L7-0
7/3 vs. PIT, W3-0
7/4 @ LAD, W5-3
7/5 @ LAD, L5-0
7/6 @ LAD, L6-2
7/7 vs. LAA, W4-3
7/8 vs. LAA, L4-3
7/9 vs. LAA, L2-1
7/10 vs. LAA, W8-2
7/11 vs. SF, W8-0
7/12 vs. SF, L10-6

Record After Sim: 47-48

July 18 -- July 31

Royals and Padres strike deal!

San Diego -- The Padres and Royals have reportedly struck a deal that will send C Nick Hundley to the Royals in exchange for prospect SP Yordano Ventura. The Royals said they wanted to deal away Ventura, and Cody Cole believes he took advantage of this.

7/18 @ ATL, L3-2
7/19 @ ATL, L6-1
7/20 @ ATL, L11-1
7/21 @ NYM, L10-5
7/22 @ NYM, W3-2
7/23 @ NYM, L7-0
7/24 @ NYM, W7-4
7/25 vs. COL, W4-2
7/26 vs. COL, W3-2
7/27 vs. COL, L4-1
7/28 vs. MIL, W5-0
7/29 vs. MIL, L4-1
7/30 vs. MIL, W4-3

Record After Sim: 54-55

July Analysis
The Padres had another average month, now with a 54-55 record, tied with the Giants, 10.5 games out of first place. Jacoby Ellsbury has been great since joining the Padres. He's batting .307 with 11 homers and 53 RBI this year. Jedd Gyorko has also been a great asset for the Padres this year, batting .292 with 19 homers and 67 RBI. Willie Dickinson has been solid as a rookie for the Friars, batting .272 with 13 homers and 49 RBI. Jacoby Ellsbury, Everth Cabrera, and Cameron Maybin have been a scary trio on the base paths for all catcher, going 44/48, 27/39, and 23/30 in stolen base attempts in order. Pitching-wise, Andrew Cashner has been an ace. He's 9-5 with a 2.83 ERA in his 22 starts this year. Johnson is 9-8 with a 3.51, Erlin is 7-7 with a 3.70, Pineda is 4-7 with a 3.32, and Aceves is 3-11 with a 5.10 on the season. Paco Rodriguez has been too atrocious in save opportunities, going 35/45.

Created Player Report

1B Pete Grossman (AgentP) (Nationals AAA)
.250 9 40 8/15 SB

CP Jayson McDougal (AgentP) (Padres AA)
0-1 2.49 18SV 21.2IP 18K

1B Kenneth Black (BrewersFuzz) (Blue Jays AAA)
.278 14 67 18/21 SB

C Joey Acaccia (Baseballteen9500) (Padres AAA)
.249 12 53 9/14 SB

RP Jim Connifer (cbassian) (Padres MLB)
3-3 51IP 5.12 39K

RF Przybywoj Turczyn (Royals AAA)
.256 17 65 0/0 SB

July Trades

7/30

1B Mark Reynolds (74-C) -> Blue Jays SP Rafael Irizarry (51-A) -> Brewers

7/29

SS Jed Lowire (80-B) -> Diamondbacks CP Garrett Burger (65-A) -> Reds

7/26

1B Edwin Encarnacion (89-B) -> Athletics SP Quincy DeJong (57-A), 1B Brandon Moss (83-B), SP Jeremy Wager-Smith (69-A) -> Indians

7/25

2B Daniel Murphy (82-B) -> Athletics LF Mark Laws (57-A), 2B Alberto Callaspo (75-C), SP Eric Costa (67-A) -> Mets

7/23

SP C.C. Sabathia (83-A), CP David Robertson (86-B) -> Nationals SP Felix Cordero (54-A) -> Yankees

7/19

LF Alejandro De Aza (77-C) -> Royals SP David Nunez (59-A) -> Cubs

7/18

C Nick Hundley (74-C) -> Royals SP Yordano Ventura (72-B) -> Padres

7/17

RF Nick Markakis (84-B) -> Cubs CP Vic Panozzo (68-A) -> Orioles

7/14

CP Joakim Soria (75-C) -> Nationals CP Jack Colbear (65-A), CP Rafael Soriano (68-B), SP Robby Ludwig (46-A) -> Tigers

7/11

LF Brett Gardner (80-B) -> Reds RP Kurt Lawler (47-B) -> Yankees

7/9

1B Edwin Encarnacion (89-B) -> Indians SP Zach McAllister (77-C), SP Robb Streeter (73-A) -> Blue Jays

7/7

C Jeff Mathis (67-D), LF Alex Gordon (87-B) -> Red Sox 2B Johnnie Francisco (75-A), SP Ian Kennedy (83-C) -> Royals

7/5

3B Chase Headley (87-B) -> Royals SP Kris Blair (55-A), 3B Mike Moustakas (82-B), 2B Dave Allen (49-A) -> Dodgers

7/2

RP Sean Burnett (71-C) -> Brewers SS Pete Kozma (68-C), SP Wily Peralta (80-B) -> Angels

If Rodriguez has been so bad, why don't you do something about it?

August 1st -- August 13th

8/1 @ WAS, L5-2
8/2 @ WAS, L5-2
8/3 @ WAS, L6-3
8/4 @ WAS, L9-4
8/5 @ CIN, W7-5
8/6 @ CIN, L9-6
8/7 @ CIN, L5-1
8/8 @ DET, W8-1
8/9 @ DET, L13-1
8/10 @ DET, W5-3
8/12 vs. MIN, L3-2
8/13 vs. MIN, L2-1

Record After Sim: 57-64

Lol, we got 2-game swept by the worst team in the MLB