Padres rally behind Cronenworth, France in 7th inning to beat Twins 7-5

The San Diego Padres beat the Minnesota Twins 7-5 on Saturday night, rallying for four runs in the seventh inning. Jake Cronenworth scored the tying run on an error and Ty France delivered the go-ahead run with a single during the Padres’ rally. San Diego remained in Major League Baseball’s National League wild-card picture, holding the third spot even as the game marked their 10th win in 13 matches. The inning began when Freddy Fermin reached via catcher's interference and Fernando Tatis Jr. singled. Cronenworth later hit a two-run double, then slid home headfirst to level the score. France singled to drive in Manny Machado. Griffin Canning earned the win, and Mason Miller pitched the ninth for his 32nd save.