Substitute starter Reiss Knehr gets shelled, as Padres lose early three-run lead; Pirates get second win in 14 games
After a flight across the country and a day off, the Padres’ season continued to melt away in a fine mist Tuesday night on the banks of the Allegheny River.
The Pirates, playing in their City Connect uniforms for the first time, in front of a crowd of 16,539 on a drizzly night at PNC Park, were electric in contrast. Suwinski moved to third base on a single by Rodolfo Castro and scored on a sacrifice fly by Ji Hwan Bae, who entered the game 0-for-21 since June 18. Nick Gonzales followed with his first major league hit — a triple off the top of the wall in right field — to score Castro. Austin Hedges, who was hitless in 16 at-bats since June 16, walked before Andrew McCutchen tied the game with a single lined to left field.
Carlton got the final three outs of the third before allowing an unearned run in the fourth, which began with Hedges reaching when his check-swing hit catcher Gary Sánchez’s glove. Hedges moved to second on a sacrifice bunt, to third on McCutchen’s single and scored on a single by Henry Davis.
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