Rockies Embarrass the Padres, 20-1

Matt Holliday had eight RBIs and the San Diego Padres looked nothing like a playoff team in matching the most lopsided loss in franchise history, 20-1, to the Colorado Rockies at Denver.

“Nobody got hurt,” Padre Manager Bruce Bochy said, trying to find a bright spot.

Holliday hit two homers and his eight RBIs were the most in the NL this season.

Colorado matched a franchise record with its 20 runs. The loss, meanwhile, dropped the first-place Padres to 75-75. That’s still five games ahead of San Francisco in the NL West.

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San Francisco 4, Washington 3 -- Barry Bonds homered, then drew a walk before Moises Alou’s three-run shot in the ninth inning at Washington.

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New York 3, Florida 2 -- Mike Jacobs had the winning single in the 12th inning at New York.

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Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 1 -- Jorge Sosa pitched 6 2/3 shutout innings at Atlanta.

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Houston 7, Pittsburgh 4 -- At Pittsburgh, Andy Pettitte (17-9) won his seventh in a row.

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Milwaukee 5, Chicago 3 -- Geoff Jenkins homered for the Brewers at Milwaukee.

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Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 5 -- Rich Aurilia drove in three runs with a homer and a single at Cincinnati.

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Bonds rally

Barry Bonds hit his 706th homer, his third in 18 at-bats since returning to the San Francisco Giants last week, against Washington (* -- active).

*--* PLAYER HOME RUNS 1. Hank Aaron 755 2. Babe Ruth 714 3. Barry Bonds * 706 4. Willie Mays 660 5. Sammy Sosa * 588 6. Frank Robinson 586 7. Mark McGwire 583 8. Harmon Killebrew 573 9. Rafael Palmeiro * 569 10. Reggie Jackson 563 11. Mike Schmidt 548 12. (tie) Ken Griffey Jr. * 536 Mickey Mantle 536 14. Jimmie Foxx 534 15. (tie) Willie McCovey 521 Ted Williams 521

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