Mike Clevinger barely pitched into the second inning after missing the first round of the playoffs with an elbow injury, and Padres rookie manager Jayce Tingler wasn't around to see the end of his first Division Series game. It was a strange and wild night for San Diego during a 5-1 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the opener of their neutral-site matchup Tuesday in Texas. The Padres tied an NLDS record for a nine-inning game by issuing 10 walks, and 10 LA runners reached base without a hit - including a hit batter and an error - before Mookie Betts sparked a four-run sixth with a double.