Padres Snap Skid, Win in Boston

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The San Diego Padres grab their first series win of the season on a rainy Easter Sunday

at Fenway Park, beating the Boston Red Sox in a.

Back and forth, Rubbermatch.

Their offense finally woke up, exploding for eight runs after starter Walker Bealer

lasted just two and two thirds innings, giving up four in the third.

Many Machado crushes first home were of the year, a massive three run shot over the

green monster in the fifth to take a six to four lead.

Jackson Merrill followed with an opposite field solo blast in the seventh to regain the

edge, while Fernando Tati's junior sparked rallies with the hard, double and a key sacrifice

fly later.

Players and coaches are buzzing about the line of belief in itself, turning early struggles

into fuel.

Merrill, just 22, now hits three or three lifetime against Boston with three homers

in nine games, showing he's got their number.

Builas Command slipped after a strong start, but the Padres bullpen locked it down right

handers like Brasley Rodriguez and Jeremiah Strataset, up Mason Miller, who struck out

the side in the ninth for his fourth save, leading the National League already.

That momentum heads to Pittsburgh next, facing tough arms like Bubba Chandler, Paul Schien's

and Mitch Keller before home games against Colorado, hoping this breakout sticks for the

road trip.