THIS DATE IN PADRES BASEBALL
1998 SEASON
PADRES LEAVE BATS IN SAN DIEGO
PIRATES 3 PADRES 0
The Padres were no match for Jose Silva (5-3) tonight, the young right-hander was in complete control, allowing only 4 hits over eight innings, and Ricardo Rincon and Rich Loiselle closed out the 9th for the Pirate victory.
Joey Hamilton (3-4) was the tough luck loser, only giving up 2 runs over 7 innings to take the loss.
The Padres only got 3 runners into scoring position all night, with their best chance in the 9th, when Tony Gwynn hits a double for his second hit of the night with only one out. Wally Joyner would strike out, and closer Loiselle would induce a weak ground ball from Greg Vaughn to end the game.
News and Notes - Tony said his knee was feeling real good today, and it showed, with his second stolen base of the season, and his double coming on aggressive base running.
Standings:
HOT FRIAR: Who else? Mr. Padre himself, another multi hit game, raising his average to .373
COLD FRIAR: The title remains for Steve Finley, after another hitless game. Hitting .186 for the month of May, .193 for the year
COLD FRIAR: The title remains for Steve Finley, after another hitless game. Hitting .186 for the month of May, .193 for the year
Notable games of May 19
PADRES FRANCHISE RECORD ON THIS DATE = 28-20 .583
Game 42 2001 - Padres 20 @Expos 7 - Mark Kotsay is 4-for-7 with two doubles and a homer for four RBIs and Bubba Trammell drives in six runs and scores four with a homer and a double as the Padres win 20–7 at Montreal. Kotsay and Ryan Klesko set still-standing franchise records with seven at-bats in a nine-inning game. The 20 runs were a season high, and tied the franchise record (set in 1996) AND this game started a season high 6 game winning streak.
Game 43 2013 - Padres 13 Nationals 4 - marking a season high for most runs scored
GAME OF THE DATE
Game 37 1975 Padres 1 Cardinals 0 (10 innings)
Randy Jones pitches a complete-game, 10-inning, one-hit shutout against the Cardinals at San Diego Stadium. Jones walks three and strikes out three. The only hit is a seventh-inning single by St. Louis outfielder Luis Melendez. Outfielder John Grubb, who goes 4-for-5, homers with one out in the 10th to give the Padres a 1–0 walk-off win. The game is played in exactly two hours, still the fastest, extra-inning game in Padres history.
Padres Making MLB Debuts on May 19
No player as made their MLB debut as a Padre on this date.
Transactions of May 19
1971
Traded Chris Cannizzaro to the Chicago Cubs. Received Garry Jestadt.
- C Cannizzaro was the first Padre All-Star in 1969. He would play four seasons hitting .238 with 10 HR and 87 RBI
- 2B/3B Jestadt would appear in 167 games in his Padre career, hitting .265 with 6 HR and 35 RBI
1976
Traded Bill Greif to the St. Louis Cardinals. Received Luis Melendez.
Traded Bill Greif to the St. Louis Cardinals. Received Luis Melendez.
- P Greif appeared in 177 games over 5 seasons with the Padres. He would post a 29-61 record with a 4.42 ERA. He would make 94 starts with 18 complete games, 5 shutouts, as well as 13 saves.
ALL TIME PADRE LEADER BOARD
#32 ERA - 4.42
#31 WINS - 29
T36 GAMES - 177
T24 SAVES - 13
#26 IP - 645
#30 K - 396
#24 GS - 94
T9 CG - 18
T13 SHUTOUTS - 5
T22 WP - 20
#7 HBP - 32
- OF Melendez would appear in 80 games over 2 seasons, hitting .238 with 0 HR and 5 RBI
2005
Received Jason Kershner from the Boston Red Sox as part of a conditional deal.
Received Jason Kershner from the Boston Red Sox as part of a conditional deal.
- P Kershner pitched at AAA Portland in 2005, but had previously been a Padre in 2002, appearing in 15 games with a record of 0-1 and an ERA of 5.79
2013
Thad Weber selected by the Toronto Blue Jays off waivers.
Thad Weber selected by the Toronto Blue Jays off waivers.
- P Weber appeared in 3 games in 2013 with no record and a 2.00 ERA after being selected off waivers from the Tigers in 2012.
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