July 9, 2025; San Diego, California, USA; Arizona Diamondback Shortstop Geraldo Pardomo (2) is congratulated by Alec Thomas (5) after hitting a Grand Slam during the fifth innings against San Diego Padress at Petco Park. Compulsory Credit: Dennis Poroy-Emagan Picture Geraldo Pardomo hit a Grand Slam on Wednesday night and Brandon Pafad left through the longest start of his career, as Arizona Diamondback won 8–2 over San Diego Padress.
PFAADT (9-6) did not show anything like a pitcher, who entered the night with a 5.42 earned run average at night, allowing eight innings on four hits. PFAADT did not run anyone and throw four, which Fernando Tatis Junior called his 99th and the third strike with the final pitch of the game.
Pardomo opened a 2–0 game in the top of the fifth, which included its 10th homer of the year and the MLB-Hai ninth slam of Arizona in the correct field seats. It was the longest among the four homers for Arizona.
The Dylan Seas (3-9) suffered its third straightforward losses, cutting by three long balls and three walks. Seae acted in six innings and conceded five runs from five hits, exiting eight. Two of those free passes scored at the slam of Pardomo.
The seas retired the first seven batsmen, before James McCain wrapped the third inning fastball at an estimated 434 feet in the second deck for his second homer of the season. Later in an innings, Eugenio Suarez jumped on a hanging slider and lifted him over Bryas Johnson’s glove in the left area seats for his 29th homer.
Tatis led the first time with a double in the left field corner, but PFAADT dropped the next 13 hits before San Diego finished fifth. Xander Bogaerts sung, Jake Krononworth doubled and Johnson first cash in bogurts with a groundout.
Gavin Sheets led Seventh with their 14th Homer, to bring a 437-foot rocket to the right area seats, to bring padress within 6–2.
Corbin Carroll, who fanned in his first four at-bats, placed the scoring of diamondback in the ninth with a leadoff homer, ranked 21st of the season. Six of Erizona’s eight hits went for additional bases.
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