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| |  Wednesday, Jun 6 Bryan Mitchell gives up lots of runs again in Padres loss to Braves; infielder Cory Spangenberg pitches; Franmil Reyes hits a 455-foot homer. |   | | | | | Rounding up the action at the Padres' minor league affiliates. | | | | | | | | Several of the Padres' Day 2 selections starred in several sports: Jawuan Harris played football and baseball at Rutgers, Dwanya Williams-Sutton was all-state in three sports and Owen Miller and Dylan Coleman set high school career scoring records in basketball. | | | | | | | | Left-hander Matt Strahm learning on the job for Padres, who will start him against Atlanta. | | | | | | | | Braves rough up Padres starter Jordan Lyles. | | | | | | | | Padres catching up on homer production; Joey Lucchesi pitches to hitters; Padres ready for bullpen game. | | | | | | | | Economist Roger Noll is pessimistic about the 10-year future of Major League Soccer as it rapidly expands. Backers of two land-use measures to appear on San Diego ballots in November, especially the SoccerCity plan, argue for placing an MLS team in Mission Valley if a stadium can be built. | | | | | | | | At Double-A San Antonio, Fernando Tatis Jr. led the Texas League in runs (30), extra-base hits (21) and total bases (78) and tied for the circuit lead with 12 doubles. He also paired a .336/.414/.639 batting line with seven homers, 16 RBIs and five steals in 29 games in May after a slow April. | | | | | |
