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Athletics Defeat Padres 7-2 in MLB Showdown

Monday, March 2, 2026, 3:10 PM ET · Peoria Stadium

Athletics 7, San Diego Padres 2, final. Our MLB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Athletics vs San Diego Padres?

Athletics beat San Diego Padres 7-2 at Peoria Stadium on March 2, 2026.

In a decisive matchup at Peoria Stadium, the Athletics overcame the Padres with a final score of 7-2. This victory extends the Athletics' lead in the series to 2-0, having won the previous contest as well.

The Athletics showcased a strong offensive performance, scoring early and often. They began their scoring in the first inning with a home run by Soderstrom, who sent the ball 410 feet to right center, bringing Langeliers home. The second inning saw Langeliers contribute further by hitting a single that allowed Bolte and Perez to score, pushing the Athletics' lead to 4-0. The third inning was particularly damaging for the Padres; Bolte's single brought Muncy home, followed by a series of errors that allowed De Vries and Kurtz to score, culminating in a 7-0 lead for the Athletics.

The Padres managed to get on the board in the fifth inning when Castellanos scored on a ground out by Fermin, making it 7-1. However, the Athletics maintained control of the game, and Bowen capped off the scoring with a home run in the ninth inning, sealing the win at 7-2.

Looking at the recent form, the Padres had a home record of 4-7 and were on a six-game winning streak prior to this match, averaging 4.8 runs scored per game while allowing 3.6. The Athletics, on the other hand, had a record of 3-6 away from home and were coming off a loss, averaging 3.2 runs scored and 3.3 allowed in their recent games.

In terms of injuries, the Padres were significantly impacted, with several key players on the injured list, including Jason Adam (shoulder, 60-Day-IL), Miguel Andujar (wrist, 10-Day-IL), and Gavin Sheets (foot, 10-Day-IL). The Athletics also faced injury challenges, with Tommy White listed as day-to-day due to a back issue and several players, including Joshua Kuroda-Grauer and Brooks Kriske, on the 60-Day-IL.

The market had priced the Padres as underdogs with a home win probability of 0.0, reflecting their struggles despite a recent strong performance. The conditions at Peoria Stadium were conducive to baseball, but the Padres were unable to capitalize on their home advantage.

Overall, this game highlighted the Athletics' offensive capabilities and the Padres' need to regroup as they continue their season.

Injury report

  • Jason Adam60-Day-ILShoulderSan Diego Padres
  • Miguel Andujar10-Day-ILWristSan Diego Padres
  • Gavin Sheets10-Day-ILFootSan Diego Padres
  • Jeremiah Estrada15-Day-ILShoulderSan Diego Padres
  • Lucas Giolito60-Day-ILElbowSan Diego Padres
  • Tommy WhiteDay-To-DayBackAthletics
  • Joshua Kuroda-Grauer60-Day-ILGroinAthletics
  • Brooks Kriske60-Day-ILShoulderAthletics
  • Shea Langeliers10-Day-ILKneeAthletics
  • Nick Kurtz60-Day-ILThumbAthletics

Recent form

San Diego Padres

Last 10: 7-3Streak W64.8 scored · 3.6 allowed per game4-0 at home

  • W5-1vs Arizona DiamondbacksSep 28
  • W7-4vs Arizona DiamondbacksSep 27
  • W7-0vs Milwaukee BrewersSep 24
  • W5-4vs Milwaukee BrewersSep 23
  • W3-2at Chicago White SoxSep 21
  • W7-3at Chicago White SoxSep 20
  • L3-4at Chicago White SoxSep 19
  • L1-6at New York MetsSep 18
  • W7-4at New York MetsSep 17
  • L3-8at New York MetsSep 16

Athletics

Last 10: 6-4Streak L13.2 scored · 3.3 allowed per game3-3 away

  • L2-4vs Kansas City RoyalsSep 28
  • W4-3vs Kansas City RoyalsSep 27
  • W6-0vs Houston AstrosSep 25
  • W5-1vs Houston AstrosSep 24
  • L0-11at Pittsburgh PiratesSep 21
  • L0-2at Pittsburgh PiratesSep 20
  • W4-3at Pittsburgh PiratesSep 19
  • W5-3at Boston Red SoxSep 18
  • L4-5at Boston Red SoxSep 17
  • W2-1at Boston Red SoxSep 16

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Houston-69W1.50771
Texas271L1.49369
Seattle574W2.47166
Athletics1786W1.38654
Los Angeles1887L2.37953
Los Angeles-57L2.59082
Arizona967W1.52574
San Diego9.567L2.52173
San Francisco24.582W1.41458
Colorado28.586W2.38654

How the scoring went

  1. 1st Inning2-0Soderstrom homered to right center (410 feet), Langeliers scored.
  2. 2nd Inning4-0Langeliers singled to center, Bolte scored and Perez scored, Kurtz to second.
  3. 3rd Inning5-0Bolte singled to left, Muncy scored, De Vries to third.
  4. 3rd Inning6-0De Vries scored on error, Perez safe at first on throwing error by third baseman Song, Bolte to second.
  5. 3rd Inning7-0Kurtz reached on infield single to second, Bolte scored, Perez to third.
  6. 5th Inning7-1Fermin grounded out to second, Castellanos scored, Song to third.
  7. 9th Inning7-2Bowen homered to center (430 feet).

Win probability

Above the line favours San Diego Padres, below favours Athletics.

Venue

  • Peoria StadiumPeoria, Arizona
  • Attendance3099
  • OfficialsLouie Krupa, Steven Hodgins, Nic Lentz, Pete Talkington

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