Scouting report:
San Diego Padres
? Series history: The Rockies and Padres have split 128 games, although the Padres have a 35-30 edge in San Diego, where they have won 13 of their past 20 against Colorado. The Rockies have gone 7-3 against San Diego this year, including a split of a four-game series at Qualcomm Stadium on May 27-30.
? Roster report: Right-handed pitchers Adam Eaton (elbow surgery), Kevin Jarvis (elbow surgery), Jason Middlebrook (strained groin), Mike DeWitt (strained shoulder) and Brian Tollberg (sprained right elbow); left-handers Kevin Walker (elbow surgery), Rob Ramsay (brain tumor), Eric Cyr (strained left rotator cuff) and Jose Nu?ez (strained left shoulder); infielder Sean Burroughs (sprained right shoulder) and outfielder Ray Lankford (strained right hamstring) are on the disabled list . . . The Padres acquired outfielder Brian Buchanan from the Minnesota Twins for a minor league player, and sent shortstop D'Angelo Jimenez to the Chicago White Sox for two minor league players last week. San Diego also activated third baseman Phil Nevin from the DL and released outfielder Mark Sweeney.
? Quickly: The Padres have lost 14 of their past 15 games . . . They have gone 11-6 in one-run games at Qualcomm Stadium, and went 16-33 without Nevin in the lineup . . . They have not won more than two games in a row since a three-game sweep of Montreal on May 13-15 . . . Oliver Perez is the only starting pitcher who has earned a victory since June 19 . . . Buchanan became the 47th player to appear for the Padres this season, nine short of the National League record set by the Padres in 2000.
? Who's hot: First baseman Ryan Klesko has delivered six two-hit efforts in his past eight games and has gone 12-for-33 with eight RBI in that span . . . Outfielder Mark Kotsay hit safely in seven consecutive games before being held hitless Saturday. He came back with a 2-for-4 performance in Sunday's 4-1 loss to St. Louis.
? Who's not: Before a 2-for-3 effort Sunday, catcher Wiki Gonzalez had gone 1-for-17 in his previous six games . . . Infielder Julius Matos went hitless in 13 consecutive at-bats before delivering a single in the eighth inning Sunday
