US EditionNick Pivetta aims to keep stellar start going as Padres host Giants
- Nick Pivetta signed a four-year deal with the San Diego Padres and has had the best start to a season by any starting pitcher in club history.
- Pivetta is currently 4-1 with a 1.20 earned run average, allowing only 16 hits in 30 innings and striking out 30 batters.
- Wilmer Flores of the San Francisco Giants leads the MLB with 28 RBIs and is a key player in the team's success this season.
- The San Diego Padres have a strong home record of 12-4, while the San Francisco Giants have a 10-6 road record.
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Padres on deck: Early battle with NL West-leading Giants
San Francisco Giants at San Diego Padres Tuesday: 6:40 p.m. (Padres.TV) Wednesday: 1:10 p.m. (Padres.TV) In the standings San Francisco Giants (19-10, 1st in NL West) The Giants took two of three from the Rangers over the weekend to move into first in the NL West, a half-game ahead of the Dodgers and 1½ games ahead of the Padres. The Giants rank sixth in the majors with a plus-28 run differential. The Padres won last year’s series, 7-6. San D…
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Nick Pivetta aims to keep stellar start going as Padres host Giants
Nick Pivetta didn't have a job for 2025 until Feb. 17, when he signed a four-year deal with the San Diego Padres. Just over a month into the season, Pivetta has authored the best start to a year by any…
Giants Face Padres in Key MLB Matchup in San Diego
timesng.com: San Diego, CA — The San Francisco Giants (19-10) are set to play the San Diego Padres (17-11) on Tuesday, April 29, 2025. Logan Webb will take the mound for the Giants, while Nick Pivetta pitches for the Padres. Both teams are looking to improve after their recent performances. San Francisco enters the game after […] This post Giants Face Padres in Key MLB Matchup in San Diego appeared first on Giants Face Padres in Key MLB Matchup …
SF Giants prepare for first-place showdown against Tatis-led Padres
SAN FRANCISCO — Following one of the most memorable walk-offs in Oracle Park’s history, the Giants enter their first off day in two-and-a-half weeks with a 19-10 record and stand atop of the NL West. Now, they travel to San Diego for their first intradivision matchup of the season, a two-game set against the team that has spent more days in first this month than anyone else in the star-studded division. “I remember last year, it was always fun b…
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