Ty France hits grand slam and solo HR, Jackson Merrill also hits 2 HRs as Padres beat Royals 19-2
France and Merrill combined for six homers as the Padres piled up 19 runs and chased Noah Cameron after five innings.
- The San Diego Padres routed the Kansas City Royals 19-2 on Sunday, with Ty France hitting a grand slam and solo shot and Jackson Merrill homering twice, including a 405-foot blast.
- Earlier Sunday, Kansas City placed Stephen Kolek on the 15-day injured list after the right-hander exited his rehab start Saturday with a right flexor strain.
- Royals starter Noah Cameron allowed seven earned runs and nine hits over five innings, while reliever Yuki Matsui earned the win after striking out Carter Jensen and inducing a double play in the fourth.
- Tatis homered for the second consecutive game and drove in four runs for San Diego. Kansas City manager Matt Quatraro confirmed Bobby Witt sat out due to back tightness.
- The San Diego Padres travel to Atlanta on Monday to start a four-game series against the Braves with Padres LHP Sears starting. Royals LHP Michael Wacha takes the mound Monday against San Francisco.
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KANSAS CITY, Missouri, USA (AP) — Ty France connected a grand slam and a lone home run, Jackson Merrill also hit two quadrangulars, and the San Diego Fathers beat the Kansas City Royals 19-2 on Sunday.
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Ty France hits grand slam and solo HR, Jackson Merrill also hits 2 HRs as Padres beat Royals 19-2
Ty France hit a grand slam and a solo shot, Jackson Merrill also homered twice, and the San Diego Padres beat the Kansas City Royals 19-2.
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Padres rip 5 homers among 19 hits in rout of Royals
Jackson Merrill, Ty France and Fernando Tatis Jr. combined for five home runs and 13 RBIs as the visiting San Diego Padres rolled to a 19-2 win over the Kansas City Royals on Sunday. Merrill went 4-for-6 with two homers and four RBIs, while Tatis homered once, drove in four and scored three. Both of
Tatis (HR, 4 RBIs) leads the charge as Padres' bats come alive in 19-run outburst
KANSAS CITY -- After the Padres opened the second half with two losses, manager Craig Stammen was still optimistic about what San Diego could accomplish during its ongoing 10-game road trip, which continues this week in Atlanta and Miami. “We’ve got eight more,” Stammen said prior to Sunday’s series finale
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