Padres Bloop Winner, Red Sox Error in Frosty Fenway

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Padres pulled out a tight 3-2 win over the Red Sox at Fenway Park, battling 43-degree

chill and winds gusting up to 24 miles per hour.

Ramon Loriano delivered the game winner, a blue-RBI single, with two outs in the ninth

off-roadest Chapman who took the loss.

Fernando Tatee's Jr. sparked the rally with a double-over center field, setting up Loriano's

clutch hit.

Adrian Morjan earned the win with a scoreless inning and Mason Miller slammed the door, striking

out all three batters for his third save.

Boston had a golden chance in the eighth, runners on first and third with one out, but a

pinch hit grounder from Andrew Monasterio turned into an inane, error on the transfer at

second base, killing their comeback.

Padres starter, Randy Vasquez stayed sharp, allowing just one run over six innings after

a strong debut.

Red Sox rookie Connolly, early-fought control issues, walking four and giving up two runs

in four frames, despite 10 strikeouts in his young career.

Series finale tomorrow, pits X Red Sox Walker-Biller against Ranger Suarez as San Diego eyes the

sweep in this frosty match-up.