Brandon Drury needed one pitch to make a huge impact in front of his new San Diego Padres teammates. The designated hitter, who was traded this week, ...
Padres center fielder Trent Grisham pushed the lead back to five runs with an RBI double in the fourth. Kuhl allowed eight hits and nine runs in five innings to drop to 6-7. Machado and Cronenworth each homered in the fifth for the final runs of the game. Padres third baseman Manny Machado followed with a double to center. Rockies starter Chad Kuhl forced a pop up from left fielder Jurickson Profar to lead off the bottom of the inning. Aug. 4 (UPI) -- Brandon Drury needed one pitch to make a huge impact in front of his new San Diego Padres teammates.
The move by the San Diego Padres to acquire Brandon Drury from the Cincinnati Reds sort of gets lost in the fact that they also acquired Josh.
While the addition of Drury may be overshadowed by the moves made to acquire Hader, then Soto and Bell, it counts just as much and is a key addition as the Padres look to make a deep run into October for the first time since 1998. Drury only adds to the offensive firepower the Padres already have in their lineup. But Drury has proven to be just as valuable for the Padres as Hader, Soto, and Bell ultimately will.
It somewhat got lost in the shuffle, but the Padres also traded for Brandon Drury — their new third baseman. As San Diego endeavored to show off their new toys ...
Not to be outdone, Soto still contributed well in his first San Diego plate appearance by drawing a walk. It somewhat got lost in the shuffle, but the Padres also traded for Brandon Drury — their new third baseman. By getting Juan Soto, the Padres made one of the biggest trade deadline deals in MLB history.
The Padres new deadline acquisitions lead the way in victory over the Rockies as Brandon Drury hits a grand slam and Juan Soto got a hit and walked twice.
It was rare." Drury said he went out to stretch 25 minutes before the game "and the fans were just going nuts. During the pre-game hitters' meeting, Melvin told the players, "It's going to be like this. I was out there warming up and I was just like pumped up, ready to go. "I was just running on adrenaline," Drury said. He drew a walk to start a five-run rally that was capped with Drury's grand slam.
The sellout crowd came to cheer Juan Soto in his first game with the San Diego Padres. It went bonkers when Brandon Drury hit a grand slam on the first ...
Drury said he went out to stretch 25 minutes before the game “and the fans were just going nuts. During the pre-game hitters’ meeting, Melvin told the players, “It’s going to be like this. “I was just running on adrenaline,” Drury said. The Padres unveiled their new-look lineup with Soto batting second and Bell hitting cleanup a day after they were obtained Tuesday in one of the biggest deadline deals ever. The big beneficiary was left-hander Blake Snell (4-5), who struck out nine in six innings and won his third straight start. He drew a walk to start a five-run rally that was capped with Drury’s grand slam.
The new-look San Diego Padres beat the Colorado Rockies, 9-1, on Wednesday. On Tuesday, the club traded for Juan Soto, Josh Bell and Brandon Drury.
After two-plus seasons in Toronto, Drury hit the open market and signed a minor-league deal with the New York Mets in January of 2021. He signed with the Reds back in March. Drury said he went out to stretch 25 minutes before the game “and the fans were just going nuts. Please consider supporting us with a subscription. “I was just running on adrenaline,” Drury said. He also tied his career high with 63 RBI this season.
Juan Soto, Josh Bell, and Brandon Drury made Major League Baseball history in their San Diego Padres debut.
It’s a hot start for the new Padres additions. In their first game with the Padres on Wednesday night, Soto, Bell, and Drury each reached base multiple times in a 9-1 win over the Colorado Rockies. This marks the first time since 1900 that three midseason acquisitions have all reached base multiple times in their debut with their new team. Soto finished the game with one hit and two walks while Bell finished with two walks, but it was Drury who had the best performance of the night, blasting a first-inning grand slam in his first at-bat with the Padres. Drury was the first player in the club’s history to hit a grand slam in his first at-bat and he also set a Padres record with the most RBI in a team debut.
It didn't take long for Brandon Drury to get acclimated with his new team. Drury was traded to the San Diego Padres from the Cincinnati Reds ahead.
Not many players can say they hit a grand slam in their first at-bat with their new team, especially right after being traded mid-season, let alone to do it on the first pitch they saw. According to Sarah Langs of MLB.com on Twitter, Drury is just the third player since 1900 to hit a grand slam in his first plate appearance with his new team after being traded mid-season. On Kuhl’s first pitch, Drury hit a grand slam, accomplishing the rare feat of hitting a grand slam on the first pitch he saw with his new team.
Juan Soto, left, and Manny Machado talk in the Padres dugout during the fifth inning of Wednesday's game. (Gregory Bull / Associated Press). Crowd was the star ...
I wrote yesterday that Grisham was the first Padres player to homer in three straight games this season. The Padres have played just 12 five-game series and have won just one of them (back in 1971). - I was among the many who made reference to “Slam Diego” after Drury’s bomb last night. “I was out there warming up and I was just pumped up and ready to go. He did have five home runs, second most on the team in that span. Also, you sending me an e-mail is you giving me permission to use all or part of what you say in a future newsletter.) “It feels very cool,” Soto said of the reception. It was the vibe, the energy, the noise. “It was beautiful to see.” That was the home finale of Petco Park’s inaugural season. But the story was due midway through the game due to print deadlines, so I’ll share some more postgame quotes here. It was the people that showed up to see those players.