The Padres got what might be the new normal from Randy Vásquez, who allowed one run in six innings. And things returned to normal with the bullpen, with three relievers working an inning apiece for the group’s first scoreless game since May 5.

The Los Angeles Angels lost to the San Diego Padres on Tuesday and now head into Wednesday's series finale tied 1-1. Los Angeles is 5-5 in their last 10 games. Furthermore, with a 17-24 record, they sit at the bottom of the AL Central standings. Only the Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox have a worse record than them in the AL.

The Angels manage only four hits, including Taylor Ward’s 10th homer of the season, on their way to a 5-1 loss. They don’t get a runner into scoring position after the third inning.