Isn't it grand!
The San Diego Padres are hitting grand slams at a record pace and Saturday night they did it again.
One night after the teams Major League Baseball record of hitting a grand slam in 4 straight games was broken, the Padres regained their power with the bases loaded.
In the second inning, Padres second baseman Jake Cronenworth hit a bases loaded home run off Houston Astros pitcher Humberto Castellanos into the seats in right field at Petco Park, giving the Padres an 11-1 lead in an eventual 13-2 win.
Cronenworth becomes the 5th different Padre player to get hit a grand slam in the last 6 games, joining Fernando Tatis Jr., Wil Myers, Manny Machado and Eric Hosmer.
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