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The San Diego Padres defeated the Seattle Mariners 4–1 on April 14 at Petco Park in a low-scoring affair that showcased San Diego's offensive efficiency despite modest overall production. The Padres managed just 11 hits but converted them into 4 runs and 4 RBIs, posting a .698 OPS while holding the Mariners to only 4 hits and a meager .645 OPS. Seattle's pitching staff struck out 4 batters but allowed 11 hits and 4 earned runs, yielding a 3.02 ERA that masked ineffectiveness in run prevention. The Mariners' offense was particularly anemic, striking out 7 times against a Padres rotation that recorded 7 strikeouts and maintained a 3.27 ERA with no defensive miscues. San Diego's pitching proved the decisive factor, limiting Seattle to a single run despite allowing 3 walks. The Padres' ability to manufacture runs from limited hitting opportunities suggests a team executing fundamentally sound baseball, while Seattle's 0-error performance offers no excuse for the offensive drought. The Mariners' early-season offensive struggles will need addressing as they continue their West Coast swing.