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Padres Press Clips Sunday, September 20, 2015 Padres Press Clips Sunday, September 20, 2015 Article Source Author Page Erlin struggles early and Padres can't rebound MLB.com Brock/Perkins 2 Padres like what they've seen from Edwards MLB.com Brock 5 Shields seeks 13th win in finale vs. Rockies MLB.com Perkins 7 Murphy's 1st big league hits help Rockies beat Padres 10-2 Associated Press AP 8 Routed by Rockies, Padres reach season low UT San Diego Lin 9 Edwards settling in with Padres UT San Diego Lin 11 Renfroe finds his fire in El Paso UT San Diego Maffei 13 Padres-Rockies Preview Associated Press Bechtold 15 Q&A: Padres starter Andrew Cashner UT San Diego Sanders 17 1 Erlin struggles early and Padres can't rebound By Corey Brock and Owen Perkins / MLB.com | 1:15 AM ET DENVER -- Tom Murphy had his first three Major League hits, including a home run, andNolan Arenado had two hits and knocked in two runs Saturday night, as the Rockies got off to a fast start on their way to a 10-2 victory over the Padres at Coors Field. Arenado knocked in runs Nos. 113 and 114 with RBI singles in the first two innings off Padres pitcher Robbie Erlin, who was making his first big league start of the season. Erlin allowed seven runs on nine hits in three-plus innings. Colorado pitcher Yohan Flande left after 2 2/3 innings when he was struck on the left knee by a line drive. He was diagnosed with a contusion of the left patellar tendon. Reliever Christian Bergman followed by allowing one run in 3 1/3 innings to get the victory. He even got a hit and walked. "That's what he's been real good at, coming in in those types of situations and putting up zeros," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said of Bergman. "That was big for us. You lose your starter that early in the game, that's usually a tough situation. But Bergy came in and settled things down." MOMENTS THAT MATTERED It mattered to Murphy: Murphy, the Rockies catcher, notched his first career hit and RBI, capping a four-run first-inning rally with a run-scoring, two-out single to left. The first five Rockies to the plate reached base on four singles and a walk before DJ LeMahieu grounded into a double play. Murphy's single plated Carlos Gonzalez from third to give the Rockies a 4-0 lead. Murphy connected for his second hit in the fifth inning, driving a leadoff homer over the center-field fence, and also singled in the eighth. "That's something I'll never forget for sure," Murphy said of the homer. "He threw me three sliders in a row. The third one I sat on it and he just left it up with 0-2. I thought off the bat it was [going out]. I knew I hit it pretty well." Where there's a Wil: Wil Myers had his second multi-hit game in as many nights, as he had a double and two singles. It was his third multi-hit game since coming off the disabled list on Sept. 4. His double in the third inning off Flande was his 13th of the season, one shy of what he had last season with the Rays. 2 Rock-solid relief: Bergman set the tone for a big night from the Rockies' bullpen, stifling the Padres with men on second and third, then throwing three more innings of one-run ball. He was followed by Gonzalez Germen, Simon Castro, and Jason Gurka, and the four relievers combined for 6 1/3 innings and allowed one run on three hits a walk while striking out 10. "For the most part the success of the bullpen parallels our success here as of late," Weiss said. "Our bullpen is really showing up well here lately. It's an extremely young bullpen, so it's good to see those guys perform." Leaning right: It's no secret that Padres' shortstop Jedd Gyorko is a pull hitter. His first 14 home runs of the season have either gone to left field or straight-away-center field. But his home run to right field in the sixth inning was his first opposite-field shot. He has hit 13 of his 15 home runs since July 3. "He's close to taking another step. That ability to hit the ball to all fields even with power will set him apart a little bit," said Padres interim manager Pat Murphy. "That was a nice thing to see. He's a great competitor and has a great mind for the game." QUOTABLE "A bright spot for us today was seeing Casey get out there and pitch and throwing that breaking ball the way he did. It was impressive. He's still not where he used to be but I think he's approaching it. I think he's gaining confidence." -- Murphy on Casey Kelly pitching in the big leagues for the first time since 2012. Kelly allowed one run over two innings of relief. "I was kind of upset I didn't get the bunts down. After that I knew I was slashing. I just wanted to make sure I did something productive. I wanted to stay inside the ball and put the ball in play. I just went up the middle. Myers was saying at first that's the best at-bat he's seen from a pitcher. I was telling him I was hitting them off my thumb. Whatever gets it done." -- Bergman on his fourth inning single after fouling off six pitches. It was his second career hit, and his first since June 9, 2014, snapping an 0-for-26 hitless streak SOUND SMART WITH YOUR FRIENDS It was another slow start for the Padres. They allowed four runs in the first inning and have been outscored, 97-84, in the first frame this season. That's more runs than they've allowed in any other inning this season. 3 LONG ROAD BACK Kelly allowed one run in two innings of relief for the Padres, his first appearance in the big leagues since Sept. 27, 2012. He missed all of 2013 after having Tommy John surgery and was limited to 20 1/3 innings a year ago in the Minor Leagues. He spent this past season with Double-A San Antonio, regaining his lost innings while rebuilding his endurance. "It was good to get back out there and get the adrenaline throwing and get some work in. I don't think about my elbow at all [anymore] … it's just about executing my pitch," Kelly said. WHAT'S NEXT Padres: James Shields (12-6, 3.80) gets the start in the final game of the series against the Rockies at 1:10 p.m. PT. Shields has a 4.44 ERA in 16 road starts this season. This will be his fifth start of the season against the Rockies. He's 3-0 with a 5.24 ERA in those starts. Rockies: Kyle Kendrick is 2-0 with a 3.86 ERA in three starts since returning from the DL (right- shoulder inflammation), and in his last two starts he won back-to-back games for the first time this season. Kendrick has struggled to adapt to Coors Field, posting a 2-5 record with a 6.91 ERA over 11 home starts in his first season with the Rockies. 4 Padres like what they've seen from Edwards Reliever has been a bright spot in struggling bullpen By Corey Brock / MLB.com | @FollowThePadres | September 19th, 2015 DENVER -- During a month where the Padres' bullpen has struggled mightily with a 6.31 ERA, newcomer Jon Edwards continues to shine. Edwards, obtained from the Rangers on Aug. 21 for Will Venable, struck out the side in the eighth inning of Friday's 7-4 loss to the Rockies on 14 pitches. "I think he's in a good spot," said Padres interim manager Pat Murphy. In five appearances since joining the Padres from Triple-A El Paso on Sept. 2, the right-hander has allowed one run over 5 1/3 innings with three hits, five walks and eight strikeouts. Edwards -- who showed a hard slider and a fastball that ran as high as 97 mph on Friday -- had eight walks in six innings with the Rangers earlier this season but he has worked with the coaching staff since his arrival on his command. "I think early on, walks and things like that have hurt. As long as I'm attacking hitters and staying aggressive, I feel pretty good about it," Edwards said. Pitching coach Darren Balsley has talked to Edwards about "finishing his pitches," which is a fundamental pitching mechanic that some pitchers occasionally run astray of. This helps him gain a better control point. So far, it's worked. In a small sample size with the Padres, Edwards is throwing more strikes and his command has been good. "I'm trying to keep that mentality, attacking guys with fastballs early in the count. That's important for me. When I've done that, I've had a lot of success," he said. "The coaches have given me some good advice that's going to help me to do that more consistently." 5 With relievers Joaquin Benoit and Shawn Kelley set to become free agents after this season, the organization is taking a long look at Edwards to see if he can be a fit for 2016.
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