The San Diego Padres beat the Baltimore Orioles 9-3 in a game highlighted by early power and five total home runs by San Diego. After a strong start, the Padres score four runs in the first inning, including two separate two-run homers. Samad Taylor hits his first career home run in the opening frame, while Jackson Merrill also delivers a two-run homer as San Diego builds a 4-0 lead. The Padres add additional offense later, extending the advantage to 6-2 with two runs in the fifth. Baltimore’s offense includes a home run from Pete Alonso in the bottom of the first, his second straight game with a homer and a double that drives in runs. On the pitching side, Randy Vásquez starts for San Diego and limits the Orioles to two runs over five innings, earning the win as the Padres take control of the contest early and hold on for the final margin.