US EditionSuarez gets huge strikeout as the Padres beat the Pirates for the 10th straight time
- The San Diego Padres defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 on May 30, 2025, at Petco Park in San Diego, extending their winning streak against the Pirates to ten games.
- The Padres' consistent success against the Pirates stems from solid pitching performances and timely offense, maintaining a streak dating back to July 26, 2023.
- Nick Pivetta delivered six strong innings with eight strikeouts and no walks, while closer Robert Suarez secured the save by striking out Henry Davis with the bases loaded in the eighth inning.
- Suarez's save was his 18th of the season, leading the majors, and the crowd of 42,579 witnessed the Padres outduel Pirates starter Mitch Keller, who fell to 1-7 after allowing three runs in six innings.
- This victory ties the Padres' second-longest winning streak against a single opponent and highlights their strategic small-ball approach that players say matters at the end of a long season.
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Chicago Tribune
Independent EspañolSAN DIEGO (AP) — Venezuelan closer Robert Suarez got a called third strike with the bases loaded to end the eighth inning of Friday's San Diego Padres 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, their 10th straight victory. After Jason Adam loaded the bases with two outs, Suarez took the mound and struck out Henry Davis, who stared at a low pitch that appeared to be out of the strike zone. Davis tossed his bat and began to take off his wrist guard,…
SF Examiner
Suarez gets huge strikeout as the Padres beat the Pirates for the 10th straight time
SAN DIEGO (AP) — San Diego closer Robert Suarez got a huge called third strike with the bases loaded to end the eighth inning and the Padres beat Pittsburgh 3-2 on Friday night for their 10th straight victory over the…
Padres do just enough to extend winning streak against Pirates
Fernando Tatis Jr. will catch fire again. Promise. In the meantime, he’s doing what he can to help the Padres win games. Take, for instance, a 3-2 win on Friday night over the Pirates, the Padres’ 10th in a row over Pittsburgh dating back to July 2023. The Padres managed just three hits in the game and not one belonged to Tatis. But he walked and scored on a hit-and-run on Luis Arraez’s sixth-inning double and the threat of his right arm served …
Table of ContentsPittsburgh Pirates AlignmentSan Diego ParentsDevelopment of CommitmentLuis Arráez and Fernando Tatis Jr. blended perfectlyThe highlight A duel that was only based on pitching and timely batting, ended in favor of San Diego Padres, who beat with a 3×2 board to their similar Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night, May 30, thanks to the offensive skills of Fernando Tatis Jr. and the hero of the night, Luis Arráez.Manager Don Kelly hand…
Missed Call Costs Pirates Late; Keller's Quality Start Not Enough in Loss to Padres
Henry Davis appeared to have drawn a game-tying walk with the bases loaded in the top of the eighth, but home plate umpire Edwin Jimenez didn’t see it that way. Jimenez called strike three to end the eighth inning and prevent the Pittsburgh Pirates from tying that game with a chance to do more. Ultimately, the Pirates fell 3-2 to the San Diego Padres at Petco Park on Friday night. How We Got There Mitch Keller retired the first 11 batters he fac…
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