Padres Snap Streak, Win Big vs Giants

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I'm Cory with the story. Padres finally got that monkey off their back with a solid 7-1 win over the Giants at Peco Park.

This victory snapped a tough homestand streak, turning what could have been 1 win in 6 into 2 wins in 6 against the Division Foe.

No sweep, and the vibes shifted quick.

Nick Pavetta bounced back strong on the mound, dealing just one hit across five scoreless innings.

His fastball was on point, throwing them a 68% clip with killer movement that racked up age strikeouts.

Dude looked like his old dominant self after a shaky opener. Fans and the squad needed this lift bad.

The Padres hadn't top three runs in their first five games, so the offense waking up felt huge.

That pressure from early losses? It's easing off now, giving everyone some breathing room in a long season.

Then the eighth inning exploded with four runs, sparked by Gavin Sheet slapping two doubles in a walk.

Plus Ramon Loriano crushing his second homer. Of the year for two RBI, Mason Miller locked it down with a four out say when things got tight.

All in, this one's a momentum builder heading into April 9th's Bobblehead night. Padres looking sharper as they grind through the schedule.