The San Diego Padres won 4-2 against the Chicago White Sox in the 2024 Major League Baseball at Petco Park in San Diego, California on the 23rd (Korea time).스포츠토토

Darvish Yu, who started the game on the day, struck out Miguel Vargas and Luis Robert Jr. in the top of the first inning before catching Andrew Benintendi with a straight hit to the first baseman. He got off to a fresh start in the second inning with a grounder to shortstop Andrew Vaughan, a grounder to pitcher Gavin Sheets, and strikeout to Lenin Sosa.

However, he gave up the first run to the White Sox in the top of the third inning. He struck out Dominic Fletcher and allowed a one-run homer to Corey Lee. Lee pulled 92.7 miles (149.1 kilometers per hour) deep into the body to hit the homer over the left fence. Then, he struck out Jacob Amaya. He allowed a hit and a stolen base to Vargas, but ended the inning by striking out Robert Jr.

The San Diego Padres tied the game at the bottom of the third inning. With no runners on base with one out, Jurickson Profar hit Sean Burke's five-pitch 95.7-mile (or 154 km/h) four-seam fastball at 3B1S to hit the homer over the left fence.

Darvish stopped the game with three outs in the top of the fourth and fifth innings. However, with one out in the top of the sixth inning, he had a come-from-behind one-run homerun by Vargas. He threw an 86.5 mile slider that went low towards his body after the game of eight pitches, and Vargas scooped it up to draw a solo arch. Later, he struck out Robert Jr. with a fly to right field and Benintendi with a strikeout. Darvish, who continued to take the mound in the top of the seventh inning, fouled Bourne to the third baseman before leaving the mound.

San Diego came from behind in the bottom of the eighth inning. Donovan Solano hit a double. San Diego added pinch-runner Tyler Wade and pinch-hitter Luis Aras. It hit the card. Aras hit an RBI double. Immediately, pinch-runner Brandon Locridge was released. Locridge went all the way to third base on a wild pitch. Profar then turned the tables with a sacrifice fly RBI. Fernando Tatis Jr. went on to hit a wedge-shaped one-run homer.

Robert Suarez, who took the mound to finish the game in the top of the ninth inning, got a hit by Bonn after two outs, but struck out Sheets to end the game.

The White Sox tied the record of 120 losses (40 wins) recorded by the New York Mets in 1962.