Lyles, Astros continue road woes in 8-2 loss at SD

The rookie was hit hard by San Diego Padres 8-2 loss to Houston on Tuesday night, 13 of the Astros in their last 14 away games.

Lyles allowed five runs and 11 hits in six innings, and has yet to win a match in the way of his career. Fate gave two tickets and three poncho.

"I do not walk," said Lyles. "I just have to attack every game as if it were a new game, put everything behind you. I just became a little" more consistent ".

Yonder Alonso hit a home run in two runs and had three driven and Ross Ohlendorf threw six innings. Alexi Amarista and Cameron Maybin 3 hits each for the Padres, who have scored seven runs or more in three of four games, all victories.

"I think last month was much better," said Alonso. "The younger guys, especially me, feel more comfortable. You see the younger guys that are doing best at bat. If you have a group of guys who are good at bat against a pitcher every time you do this just gets better. "

Alonso sent a release Lyles 2-0 (2-6) a few rows deep in left field is in second place in the top of San Diego 2-1. Alonso was the fourth homer of the season, but his first Petco Park.

"Only took what, three months?" Alonso said. "I hope that was not so long, but this is not really what I'm trying to do. What is most men's doubles and driving, but if it is, so be it."

Maybin took a ball to left-center wall of the garden in the eighth, which was captured by a fan who came to the fence. The referees reviewed the play and ruled a double. Two runs scored in the game.

"I saw the capture and I knew it would be ruled a double," Padres manager Bud Black of the said. "I've seen live, but I have not seen the replay yet."

Ohlendorf (3-0) allowed two runs, a clean, its longest of the season out and gave six hits and struck out six and gave a. The law has also made four appearances as reliever, but took his first win as starter this season.

"In my slider was not as good as it was later in the game," Ohlendorf said. "I was very happy with how I started, especially deeper in the game."

Three reliever combined to keep Houston without annotations.

"Ross made some pitches when I needed," said Black. "We needed a good effort from him on the basis of our bullpen use the last couple of days and told me, so it was great."

San Diego strung four consecutive wins against Lyles in the fifth to build a 4-2 advantage. Chase Headley was doubled home by Logan Forsythe, and Yasmani Grandal had one tug.

"We went out there to try and finish the entry, because we felt that things were still good enough to do it," Astros manager of Brad Mills said.

Fernando Abad Chase Headley hit with a pitch in the seventh Alonso, the first two center and left field to score Headley and give San Diego a 6-2 lead.