Manny Machado Blasts Two Homers As Padres Beat Braves 8-3 to Level Series

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Manny Machado Blasts Two Homers As Padres Beat Braves 8-3 to Level Series

Machado went deep twice, and Fernando Tatis Jr. hit the longest homer of the season (474 feet) in San Diego's win. Walker Buehler allowed two runs on two hits in 5.2 innings as the Padres improved to 50-51. Reynaldo Lopez struggled immensely, allowing five runs on nine hits as the Braves fell to 58-42.

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