Perdomo drives in four as Diamondbacks rout Padres 11-4

Geraldo Perdomo drove in four runs, including three with a sixth-inning double, as the Diamondbacks beat the Padres 11-4 in San Diego on Friday night. Arizona led from the first inning and reached double digits before the Padres mounted any sustained scoring response. The completed MLB game feed records an 11-run night on eight hits. MLB's same-game clip of Perdomo's double shows the swing that turned a 7-2 lead into 10-2.

The Diamondbacks scored three in the first. Lars Nootbaar led off with his eighth home run of the season. Gabriel Moreno later scored on Perdomo's triple, and Perdomo came home on a Corbin Carroll sacrifice fly. Jordan Lawlar's solo home run in the second made it 4-0. San Diego answered with two runs in the bottom of that inning, but Arizona never lost the lead.

Nolan Arenado widened the margin with a two-run homer in the third, his 30th of the season. Moreno singled home Nootbaar in the fourth for a 7-2 score. The sixth then put the game well beyond a one-swing comeback. Nootbaar, Ketel Marte and Moreno were aboard when Perdomo doubled to center, clearing all three. The hit gave Perdomo four RBIs after his first-inning triple. Arizona's final run scored in the seventh as Arenado came home on a double-play grounder.

Brandon Pfaadt handled most of the pitching work for the visitors. The official box score credits him with 7 2/3 innings, four runs and seven strikeouts. He left after the Padres had cut the score to 11-4; Ryne Nelson and Zac Gallen finished the game without allowing another run. For San Diego, starter Casey Mize allowed seven runs in four innings. The Padres collected 10 hits, two apiece from Fernando Tatis Jr., Xander Bogaerts and Sung-Mun Song, but had only two runs while Arizona built its commanding lead.

The final 11-4 score was the product of sustained early offense and one decisive bases-loaded hit in the sixth. Arizona did not need a huge hit total because its extra-base hits and sacrifice fly moved runners efficiently. The MLB content feed identifies video from this exact game, and the final play log supports the inning-by-inning scoring and player lines.