Jase Bowen hits his first major league home run as the San Diego Padres beat the San Francisco Giants 7–0. In the fourth inning, Bowen, 25, hits a 384-foot solo shot to left field that extends San Diego’s lead to 4–0. Ty France drives in three runs for the Padres as they build a comfortable advantage. San Diego’s pitching staff holds the Giants to a two-hitter, with three Padres pitchers combining to limit San Francisco while the offense scores all seven runs. The victory improves the Padres’ record to 56–54 and keeps them in the National League wild-card race, sitting one game behind the Philadelphia Phillies for the third and final spot. The win also underscores San Diego’s ability to pair timely hitting with strong bullpen performance to complete the shutout.