Entering play on Friday, the San Diego Padres were the only franchise in Major League Baseball without a no-hitter and one of only two franchises without a cycle, along with the Miami Marlins. In their 47th season, playing game No. 7,442, they can finally cross the latter off the list. Matt Kemp, who was acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers during the offense to provide some offensive punch, did just that, hitting for the cycle in Friday's 9-5 win against the Colorado Rockies. [ Yahoo Sports Fantasy Football: Sign up and join a league today! ] Of course, Kemp saved the most dramatic hit for last, and waited until the very last inning to get it. He tripled off the wall in deep right center against Rockies reliever Justin Miller in the ninth, driving in his fourth run and San Diego's final run in the game.