1969: Bullpen Implodes, Padres Drop Opener to Expos
Sunday, June 10, 2007by Geoff Young
June 10, 1969, San Diego: Expos 7, Padres 4 (box score)
A season-low "crowd" of 3,194 gathered to witness the Montreal Expos' first ever game in San Diego. Rookie right-hander Mike Wegener, who had yielded two unearned runs over nine innings against the Padres in Montreal 11 days earlier, got the call for the visitors. San Diego countered with Clay Kirby.
Down 1-0 headed to the bottom of the second, the home team flashed a rare power display. Nate Colbert led off with a home run. Then, after an Al Ferrara walk, Ed Spiezio knocked one out of the park to put the Padres up, 3-1. The next two ...











