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Following an unprecedented scoreless streak, San Diego Padres hitters have looked quite comfortable in Colorado. The Padres will seek another decisive win and their first three-game road sweep of the Rockies in five years Sunday with James Shields starting in place of an ailing Tyson Ross. San Diego (2-3) set an unwanted major league record by getting shut out in each of its first three games against the Los Angeles Dodgers but has scored 29 in Denver - a franchise record for runs in back-to-back games - after a 16-3 victory Saturday. Continue to Article

April 10, 2016 1:39:am EST

Following an unprecedented scoreless streak, San Diego Padres hitters have looked quite comfortable in Colorado. The Padres will seek another decisive win and their first three-game road sweep of the Rockies in five years Sunday with James Shields starting in place of an ailing Tyson Ross. San Diego (2-3) set an unwanted major league record by getting shut out in each of its first three games against the Los Angeles Dodgers but has scored 29 in Denver - a franchise record for runs in back-to-back games - after a 16-3 victory Saturday. Continue to Article

April 10, 2016 1:39:am EST

The San Diego Padres didn't panic after becoming the first team in major league history to get shut out in its first three games - they were coming to hitter-friendly Coors Field, after all. ''I think a lot of guys like hitting here,'' Matt Kemp said after homering twice and tying a career-high with six RBIs in the Padres' 16-3 rout of the Colorado Rockies on Saturday night. The Padres also ended Trevor Story's home run streak at four games to start his big league career. Continue to Article

April 10, 2016 12:58:am EST

Matt Kemp homered twice and drove in six runs and the San Diego Padres ended Trevor Story's home run streak in a 16-3 rout of the Colorado Rockies on Saturday night. Both came off lefty Jorge De La Rosa (0-1). Kemp has homered seven times off De La Rosa and 39 times against Colorado in his career. Continue to Article

April 09, 2016 11:54:pm EST

DENVER (AP) -- Padres third baseman Yangervis Solarte left after straining his right hamstring running to first base in a game against the Rockies on Saturday night. Continue to Article

April 09, 2016 10:32:pm EST