Colorado Rockies at San Diego Padres: Final Score & Recap

The San Diego Padres handed the Colorado Rockies a 7-2 defeat at Petco Park on April 12, 2026, converting what the DiamondIQ model opened as a 54 percent home win probability into a near-certain outcome before the game reached its midpoint. San Diego built its lead steadily, scoring in the first, second, and fourth innings before the game's most consequential sequences arrived in the fifth and sixth. Colorado briefly threatened with two runs in the top of the fifth on Brett Sullivan's double off Kyle Hart, a swing that added 15.6 percent win probability for the Rockies and briefly tightened the contest. San Diego answered immediately in the bottom half, with Manny Machado singling off Valente Bellozo for a 10.4 percent win-probability swing that helped re-establish Padre control, and the home team added another run that inning to push back ahead comfortably.

The decisive blow came in the bottom of the sixth when Ramón Laureano drove a home run off Bellozo, a 14.2 percent win-probability addition that effectively closed the door on any Colorado comeback. Ty France had earlier contributed a solo home run in the fourth off Bellozo worth 8.0 percent win probability, and the lone negative moment in San Diego's ledger was a Jackson Merrill double play in the third that cost the Padres 5.2 percent. The final DiamondIQ model estimate reached 100 percent in San Diego's favor, reflecting a game Colorado never truly wrestled back after the fifth.

Laureano finished as the game's top performer by WPA at plus-17.9 percent with a RE24 of plus-1.7, while Ty France led all batters in run-environment impact at plus-2.4 RE24 alongside a plus-13.8 percent WPA. Sullivan was the lone Rockies player of note, finishing at plus-14.0 percent WPA and plus-1.3 RE24 despite his team's loss. On the mound, Nick Pivetta led San Diego's staff with plus-10.5 percent WPA, supported by David Morgan at plus-6.1 percent. Colorado managed just two hits on the night as Bellozo, despite allowing multiple damaging plays, was on the receiving end of a lineup that could not sustain any offensive pressure against the Padre pitching staff.