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Padres beat Angels 3-2 in 13 innings
Baker doubled over the head of left fielder Ryan Langerhans, who hurt his right shoulder when he stumbled and fell into the wall.
Suppan, Padres outmatched by Weaver, Angels
Weaver and two relievers combined on a three-hitter, Mike Trout had an RBI triple among his three hits and the Angels beat the Padres 4-2 in their first regular-season visit to Petco Park.
Jones brought up to coach in Padres bullpen
With the hospitalization of Darrel Akerfelds in his fight against pancreatic cancer, Jimmy Jones has been elevated from the staff in AA San Antonio to serve as bullpen coach for the Padres, at least on an interim basis.
The less Bass works, the better he gets
Over those two starts, Bass has averaged just under 11.5 pitches an inning while allowing three runs for an earned run average of 1.69. In his other five starts this season, Bass hasn't pitched into the seventh while averaging 17.8 pitches an inning.
Volquez gets 1st win with Padres, 3-2 over Rockies
Yonder Alonso drove in two runs and the San Diego Padres beat the Colorado Rockies 3-2 Monday night to become the last NL team to get to 10 victories.
Padres recall right-hander Brad Brach from Triple-A Tucson
Friday's move came after the Padres traded right-handed reliever Ernesto Frieri to the Los Angeles Angels a day earlier in exchange for infielder Alexi Amarista and right-hander Donn Roach.
Minors Report: Weems, Belnome pace Tucson
Shortstop Beamer Weems and designated hitter Vince Belnome each went 4-for-5 with a home run Wednesday night as Triple-A Tucson defeated Tacoma 9-8 in Tucson.
Holy comeback! 5-run 9th lifts Tacoma to win
TUCSON, Ariz. The Tacoma Rainiers were hitless from the fifth through eighth innings, they were three outs away from their fourth loss in a row, and they trailed by four runs.
Minors Report: Storm's Burch Smith flirts with no-hitter
Smith, who turned 22 on April 12, was working on a perfect game until he hit a batter with one out in the sixth.
Minors Report: Cabrera runs wild for Tucson
Infielder Everth Cabrera was 2-for-4 with four stolen bases and two runs scored Friday night as Triple-A Tucson scored a 5-1 win in Sacramento.
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