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SAN DIEGO -- Nick Hundley believes this past week is what he is capable of, and the San Diego Padres hope he is right. Hundley continued his red-hot hitting since coming off the disabled list as he homered, doubled twice, collected four hits and scored three runs in the Padres 14-1 rout of the Florida Marlins on Saturday night. Hundley had plenty of company as the Padres pounded out 16 hits, including eight for extra bases, and handed the slumping Marlins their 14th loss in 16 games. San Diego beat the Marlins for the sixth straight time this season while outscoring them 44-11 in that span. Orlando Hudson homered and drove in four runs, and Aaron Harang (12-3) combined with two relievers on a four-hitter. For Hundley, the past week has been a welcomed change after he had arthroscopic surgery on his right throwing elbow on July 28. "Its definitely nice to be healthy and to be able to do everything I want in my preparation and out on the field," Hundley said. Since returning from the disabled list on Aug. 12, Hundley has hit safely in seven of eight games while batting .536 (15 of 28) with four doubles, three triples, two home runs and five RBIs. "I think your are seeing some guys put some at-bats together, especially for the younger guys to show what they can do," Padres manager Bud Black said. "For Nick and some guys, who have been here for a couple of years, to continue to solidify themselves as guys who want to be regular, every day players." Hudson connected for a three-run shot in the first inning. One pitch later, Kyle Blanks homered into the second deck of the brick Western Metals Supply Co. building in the left field. Hundleys two-run drive came in the sixth. Harang (12-3) won for the third time in four starts. He gave up three hits, including Jose Lopezs homer in the sixth, in six innings. The righty walked five walked and struck out six. Cameron Maybin had three hits for the Padres and Blanks, Will Venable and Logan Forsythe each drove in two runs. San Diego, which has scored the most runs in the NL since the all-star break, has reached double figures in hits in nine of the past 16 games. The Padres are averaging more than six runs in that stretch. The Marlins fell behind in the first inning when San Diego scored four times off Clay Hensley (1-5). "I felt like I was making some good pitches," Hensley said. "But any pitch that was remotely up, they hit. Any mistake that I made, I didnt get away with." Florida has allowed 12 first-inning runs in its last four games. In their six games against the Padres this season, the Marlins have allowed 16 first-inning runs. "Its tough. Its getting embarrassing," Marlins manager Jack McKeon said. "Before we get to the second inning, were behind three or four runs. It gets kind of old." Hensley, winless in six starts, allowed a season-high seven runs on seven hits in 3 2-3 innings. Omar Infante returned for Florida after missing 14 games with a fractured right middle finger. He went hitless in four at-bats. NOTES: The Padres have beaten Florida 14 of 18 times overall dating to August 2009. ... The Marlins have allowed 97 first-inning runs, tops in the majors. ... Hundleys home run was the 1,000th hit in Petco Park since it opened in 2004. ... Hensley made his major league debut with San Diego in 2005 and pitched four seasons with the Padres. ... In Sundays series finale, Marlins right-hander Anibal Sanchez (7-6, 3.97 earned-run average) will try for his second straight win after snapping a career-high 11-start winless streak in his last outing. He will be opposed by Padres lefty Corey Luebke (5-6, 2.99), who has held left-handed batters to the third-lowest batting average in the majors at .147 (17 for 116). http://www.nbdealsuk.biz/new-balance-m890v4-mens-womens-gs-s hoes-red-yellow-mq-7.html . Pittsburgh also transferred pitcher Ross Ohlendorf from the 15-day to the 60-day disabled list, and purchased the contracts of catcher Dusty Brown and infielder Josh Harrison from triple-A Indianapolis. http://www.nbdealsuk.biz/new-balance-880v4-ag-16.html .C. -- Jack Nicklaus remains confident Tiger Woods will surpass his mark of 18 major titles despite facing a level of competition the Golden Bear says as good as any thats ever been in golf. http://www.nbdealsuk.biz/kids-new-balance-white-pink-880v4li ttle-kid-big-kid-fi-13.html . Mariners rookie left-hander James Paxton (3-0), making just his fourth major league start, worked a career-high seven innings, allowing four hits, walking none and striking out a career-high 10. http://www.nbdealsuk.biz/new-balance-996-kd-32/new-balance-m ens-m996-wo-76.html ... another abrasive and tough-minded Scotsman. In fact, the similarities between Alex Ferguson and David Moyes are so numerous that its uncanny. http://www.nbdealsuk.biz/new-balance-750-lg-53/new-balance-k ids-kv750-fw-78.html .J. - Thierry Henry scored his MLS-leading ninth goal in the seventh minute, then went down with a right hamstring injury 15 minutes later in the New York Red Bulls 1-0 victory over the New England Revolution on Saturday.EDMONTON - Considering how tough getting wins against Northwest Division rivals has been this season, the Colorado Avalanche had a relatively easy night against the Edmonton Oilers. Gabriel Landeskog and Mark Olver each had a goal and an assist Friday as the Avalanche snapped a two-game winless skid with a 3-1 victory over the Oilers on Friday night. Erik Johnson also scored and Ryan OReilly had three assists for the Avalanche (29-26-4), who have gone 3-1-2 in their last six outings. It was just Colorados third win in 17 games this season against other Northwest Division teams. "All these games are must win for us now and this was a huge one for us," OReilly said. "Weve been terrible in our divisional games this year. To get one like this, hopefully we can take away some things from this game and what we did to win and learn from them and do them again in our next game." The win also gave the Avs a 13-13-3 road record. "Its big to break even at .500 on the road," Johnson said. "It would be nice to go 2-1 on this trip as we fight for that last playoff spot. It was a huge game for us tonight to help us in our playoff chase." Ryan Jones responded for the Oilers (22-29-6), who have lost the first two games of their three-game home stand. "I would rather not score and win the hockey game," Jones said. Oilers associate coach Ralph Krueger said his team just didnt seem to have the jump they needed to. "Weve had the odd night like this," he said. "Its about finding ways to win the difficult games. We knew this was going to be a tough one as they are fighting for their lives. They played very well defensively and didnt give us much deep down in front of the net. They really cleaned that up. "We cant be happy with the way the goals against us developed. We just didnt create offence. The power play was very disappointing." It was a largely uneventful first period up until Colorado struck with 47 seconds left. The Oilers sttarted scrambling after a poor clearing attempt by goalie Devan Dubnyk, leading to a bomb of a point shot from Johnson and a 1-0 Colorado lead.dddddddddddd The Avalanche went up by two goals four minutes into the second period as OReilly made a nice feed through the goalmouth to Olver, who blasted a one-timer for his first goal of the season. Olver was playing in his first game for Colorado this year after a Feb. 16 recall from Lake Erie of the AHL. Colorado kept it coming midway through the second on the power play as Paul Stastny fed it from behind the net to Landeskog in front of the net for his 14th of the season and a 3-0 lead. Edmonton had a chance to get back into the game soon afterwards as Ryan OByrne took a pair of penalties, but was unable to convert on the four-minute man advantage. The Oilers did get on the board with five minute to play in the second as Jones coralled the rebound of a Ben Eager shot and slid a backhand shot past Avs goalie Semyon Varlamov. That was as close as they would get, however as neither team had many quality chances in an uninspired third. Both teams are back on the ice on Sunday as the Avalanche finish off a four-game trip in Winnipeg and the Oilers play host to Vancouver. Oilers head coach Tom Renney missed the game and will also miss Sunday as he continues to battle post-concussion symptoms in after being hit in the head with a puck during a practice on Feb. 6. Notes: The Oilers won three of the previous four meetings against Colorado this season. Edmonton also came into the game with a 5-0-2 in the last seven games as the host against the Avalanche. ... Colorado G Jean-Sebastien Giguere is sidelined on a day-to-day basis so Varlamov got the start. The Avs recalled Cedrick Desjardins from Lake Erie of the AHL to serve as his backup. ... The Avalanche were missing C TJ Galiardi (torso), C Peter Mueller (torso) and F Matt Duchene (left knee). ... Edmonton rookie Ryan Nugent-Hopkins sat with a shoulder injury. cheap jerseys wholesale jerseys wholesale jerseys cheap nfl jerseys wholesale jerseys Mamadou Tounkara Jersey ' ' '
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