Padres @ Dodgers 6/27-6/29

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Game 3

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Padres vs. Dodgers

Game Time: June 29, 2005 12:10 PM PST
Dodger Stadium


STARTING PITCHERS

Darrell May (1-2, 5.40) vs. Jeff Weaver (6-7, 4.75)

The Dodgers won the first game 5-4, with D.J. Houlton getting the win and Tim Stauffer getting the loss.
The Padres took the second game 8-3, with Brian Lawrence getting the win and Elmer Dessens getting the loss.

"Those Dodgers are tough over there,'' Fick said. "As banged up as they are over there, they're finding a way to make it interesting -- against us, anyway.''

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LA 1-0, on a Werth rbi in the 2nd inning.

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I remeber when Weaver was going to be the next great pitcher, sure hasn't happened.

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Dodgers win 4-2 and the series. w00t!

Jeff Weaver pitched 7.1 innings and gave up only one run. The offense finally gave him some run support.

Antonio Perez hit the tie-breaking three-run homer in the fifth.

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Weaver rocks when he's on. Just isn't on enough.

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The offense doesn't give him run support when he pitches well.

[awefullspellare]

I hate that sooo much. Juan Cruz was like that with the Cubs a few years ago. Some guys get all the runs! Sometimes it even goes like what you are saying where when he pitches bad he gets a ton of runs, but if he pitches good he doesn't get any. Sucks even worse.