Rodolfo Duran delivered a standout defensive play by throwing out Shohei Ohtani at second base as the San Diego Padres held an early lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers.

One mistake. That’s all it took to snap the Dodgers’ five-game winning streak and also hand Yoshinobu Yamamoto another frustrating loss.

Dodgers fans can’t be happy right now. It’s one thing to lose 1-0 to your hated rival, which is what took place in San Diego Monday night following Los Angeles’ defeat to the Padres. It’s quite another to feel as if you beat yourself — which is exactly what the Dodgers did.

Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman keeps it real when discussing Monday's 1-0 loss to the San Diego Padres.

Los Angeles Dodgers Yoshinobu Yamamoto took the loss against the San Diego Padres, his fourth loss of the season.

Dodgers objectives in the second game in San Diego: (a) score at least once; (b) make sure the Padres don’t score as many. Tuesday game info

The San Diego Padres snapped the Los Angeles Dodgers’ five-game winning streak with a 1-0 victory. Miguel Andujar homered off Yoshinobu Yamamoto in the first inning, and Michael King struck out nine during seven sharp innings of four-hit ball.

Hyeseong Kim had the Dodgers' best chance to score in a dominant pitching performance by the Padres in Monday's 1-0 loss. Sean M. Haffey / Getty Images SAN DIEGO — The drums of Korn and the flashing lights at Petco Park welcomed Mason Miller, who is the ...

Forget about this past weekend’s “Rivalry Weekend,” although the Padres did sweep the Seattle Mariners to finish the season series at 6-0 and easily clinch the hallowed Vedder Cup along the way. None of that matters now.

A Vesia 7-4, B Treinen 10-4, T Scott 24-15, W Klein 10-7 Ground balls-fly balls - E Sheehan 4-8, E Henriquez 2-1, A Vesia 0-2