Brett Wallace (No. 39) of the San Diego Padres scores off of a hit by teammate Melvin Upton Jr. (not in the picture) against the Washington Nationals during the fifth inning at Nationals Park in Washington, DC.  AFP PHOTO
Brett Wallace (No. 39) of the San Diego Padres scores off of a hit by teammate Melvin Upton Jr. (not in the picture) against the Washington Nationals during the fifth inning at Nationals Park in Washington, DC. AFP PHOTO

WASHINGTON: The Padres hung in against the Washington Nationals on Saturday (Sunday in Manila) because of two major leaguers that weren’t in the majors only weeks ago. Ryan Schimpf, a 28-year-old rookie, crushed a baseball. Edwin Jackson, a well-traveled veteran, threw his second quality start in as many outings for the Padres.

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