The San Diego Padres overcame a deficit with a four-run seventh inning to secure a 7-5 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday night. The rally was fueled by a combination of defensive errors and key hits, allowing the Padres to take the lead.
The Padres’ comeback began in the seventh inning against Twins pitcher Andrew Morris (4-5). Freddy Fermin reached first base on a catcher’s interference call with one out, setting the stage for the rally. Fernando Tatis Jr. followed with a single, putting runners on first and second.
Jake Cronenworth then raced home with the tying run after an error, knotting the score at 5-5. Immediately after, Ty France singled, driving in the go-ahead run and giving the Padres a 6-5 lead. The Padres added another run to extend their advantage.
The win gives the Padres momentum as they continue their season.
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