Jake Peavy has suffered five straight losing decisions just once during his stellar career with the San Diego Padres. 

Nick Hundley usually isn't one to showboat, but he couldn't help himself. 

Nick Hundley homered with two outs in the 16th inning to give the San Diego Padres a 6-5 win Saturday night over the Cincinnati Reds in the longest game in the majors this season. 

--1B Adrian Gonzalez homered for the fifth straight game with two out in the first Friday night. 

--RHP Chad Gaudin walked seven in just 4 1/3 innings Thursday afternoon at Wrigley Field. 

As expected, the Padres started making changes Friday. 

Little has gone right for the San Diego Padres over the last month. 

Jake Peavy pitched at Wrigley Field this week and barely elicited a yawn, much less a fresh rumor. 

--RHP Chad Gaudin walked seven in just 4 1/3 innings Thursday afternoon at Wrigley Field. 

--SS Luis Rodriguez probably will be placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday before the first game of a 10-game homestand. 

You have to wonder why National League managers keep pitching to Adrian Gonzalez. 

There are a few things Aramis Ramirez knows and a few others he doesn?t know as he recovers from the dislocated left shoulder he suffered last weekend in Milwaukee. 

Some things are old hat. 

It remains to be seen if anyone can slow down the upstart Cincinnati Reds, but there's no doubt that the San Diego Padres are one of the least likely candidates. 

Bobby Scales drove in four runs with two doubles and Ryan Dempster excelled with both his arm and bat as the Chicago Cubs took advantage of 10 walks Thursday for an 11-3 victory over the skidding San Diego Padres.