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Kyle Blanks forced extra innings in the bottom of the ninth with a one-out sacrifice fly off Mariners closer Tom Wilhemsen, who blew his second save in 13 tries by allowing just his second earned run in 23 innings. The dramatic finish followed a home run from Jason Bay off Padres closer Huston Street that gave Seattle a 2-1 lead in the ninth. Street has given up seven home runs in 20 1-3 innings this season. Stults, by contrast, was on point. "Eric pitched brilliantly," Padres manager Bud Black said. "Stults has pitched some very good games for us, but I dont know how you throw any better. All four pitches were effective and were thrown with excellent command. That was impressive." The left-hander struck out hitters in bunches, including two stretches of four straight. Stults previous strikeout best was nine, set on Aug. 17, 2007, while pitching for the Los Angeles Dodgers against the Colorado Rockies. "Im not really a strikeout guy," Stults said. 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Chase Headley opened the scoring with a 403-foot solo home run to left field in the first inning. Saunders kept the Padres off balance with a mix of pitches and a well-placed fastball, and pitched 6 1-3 shutout innings after Headleys blast. "When you see a guy like Stults putting up zeros, you tell yourself you have to do the same," Saunders said. "Whatever it takes, you have to keep your team in the game." Saunders did so, but the Padres wore on the Mariners bullpen in the eighth and ninth before breaking through in the 10th inning. The Padres got to Seattle reliever Yoervis Medina (1-1) to win it in the 10th. Denorfia legged out an infield hit and advanced to third on Everth Cabreras seeing-eye bloop single near second base. Headley was intentionally walked before Venables game-winner. "I was really comfortable up there," Venable said. "I got a decent pitch to hit and was able to find a spot where they couldnt make a play. Its nice to win one like that. It shows great resolve all around." Luke Gregerson (3-2) pitched a scoreless 10th to earn the win. NOTES: Padres C Yasmani Grandal didnt shed much light on his use of performance-enhancing drugs on Wednesday in his first press conference with home media since testing positive for elevated levels of testosterone in November. He did say that he took an illegal substance in order to stay healthy, not to sustain an edge over the competition. He didnt divulge further details about PED use, citing an open MLB investigation surrounding the issue. . Mariners OF Michael Morse remained in Seattle when the team left for Wednesdays game at San Diego due to a quadriceps strain suffered on Tuesday. He was examined on Wednesday, and Mariners manager Eric Wedge said he believed Morses would gone 3-5 days and that he could catch up with the team during a weekend series at Minnesota. . 1B Justin Smoak, out since Saturday with a strained oblique muscle, took batting practice and pinch hit in the eighth inning. . Padres INF Logan Forsythe, on the 60-day disabled list with plantar fasciitis, moved his minor-league rehab assignment from extended spring training to Triple-A Tucson. . Seattle 2B got his first major-league hit in the fifth inning. ' ' '