Padres Make Concerning Luis Arráez Injury Announcement After Giants Loss originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Luis Arráez and the San Diego Padres avoided disaster earlier this season after the All-Star first baseman had a frightening collision at first base against the Houston Astros.

On the day the Giants cut ties with LaMonte Wade, there was perhaps no more fitting tribute to him than grinding out a win.

NBC Sports Bay Area’s Mike Krukow explained how the Giants “redefined” themselves with a pair of comeback wins over the San Diego Padres amid recent roster moves in talking to KNBR’s “Murph and Markus” on Friday.

Following a shocking flurry of roster moves, the Giants erased a five-run deficit against the San Diego Padres to beat their divisional rival, 6-5, snapping a streak of 16 consecutive games without scoring more than four runs.

It's Thursday, June 5 and the Padres (35-25) are in San Francisco to take on the Giants (34-28). Dylan Cease is slated to take the mound for San Diego against Robbie Ray for San Francisco.

The Giants and Padres are in the thick of the National League postseason race, but it isn’t because of their offenses.

The Giants’ comeback Wednesday was their major league-leading 13th win in a game they trailed by multiple runs. But they had been scuffling, averaging two runs over their previous 16 games and failing to score more than four runs in any of those games. And Pivetta was dealing.

Nothing separated the Padres and Giants at Oracle Park this week. The two National League West rivals split four games, all of which were decided by precisely one run. And at the end of a tight, tense,