3B Cory Spangenberg was 2-for-4 with two RBIs Saturday night. It was his 12th multi-hit game of the season and six of those have come in his last 13 contests. He is 17-for-49 during the 13-game run with a double, three homers and six RBIs while raising his average from .240 to .271.

3B Cory Spangenberg saw his five-game hitting streak (10-for-18) come to a screeching halt Wednesday. He struck out four straight times.

3B Cory Spangenberg hit two home runs Sunday covering 419 and 428 feet. They were only the second and third homers of the season for Spangenberg in 133 at-bats. Spangenberg has 10 homers in 546 major league at-bats. But this was his second, two-homer game, the first coming on May 14, 2015, against the Nationals.

2B Cory Spangenberg was 3-for-5 Monday night to raise his batting average to .273. He also stole two bases in the same inning. One of his three hits was a drag-bunt single.

INF-OF Cory Spangenberg had two of the Padres four hits Tuesday, going 2-for-4. He extended his career-long hitting streak to eight straight games, going 10-for-28 during that span. He is hitting .298 since being recalled from Triple-A El Paso on April 25.

LF Cory Spangenberg extended his hitting streak to a career-high seven games with his seventh-inning homer Monday night. He is 8-for-25 during the streak. Spangenberg's homer was his first since April 9, 2016.

3B-LF Cory Spangenberg was 1-for-5 on Saturday to stretch his hitting streak to six straight games, which equals his career high. Spangenberg is 7-for-21 during the streak.

INF/OF Cory Spangenberg got his third start in left field since being called up from Triple-A El Paso after 17 games in the minors. Spangenberg is an infielder by trade, but he's showing his versatility by playing in the outfield and could see more time there. He had one hit in three plate appearances.

3B Cory Spangenberg was 1-for-5 with a single in his first game of the season after being recalled from Triple-A El Paso on Tuesday. "We expect 'Spangy' to play on a pretty consistent basis while he is here," manager Andy Green said. Spangenberg and 3B Ryan Schimpf also may work in the outfield, Green said, and Spangenberg moved to left field in the eighth inning. Spangenberg was slashing .348/.403/.470 with one homer, seven RBIs and three stolen bases in 17 games at El Paso. "Slashes, bunts, runs, plays good defense -- there are a lot of things we miss when he is not here," Green said. Spangenberg hit .271 with four homers, 21 RBIs and nine stolen bases in 108 games his rookie season in 2015.

2B Cory Spangenberg (torn left quadriceps) was transferred to the 60-day disabled list Saturday. While the transaction does not technically impact Spangenberg's timetable for a return -- he has been out since April 20 -- manager Andy Green acknowledged it is unlikely he will play again this season. Spangenberg suffered a strained quad April 19 and fully tore it while rehabbing the injury in July. Spangenberg is batting .229 with one home run and eight RBIs in 14 games this season.

2B Cory Spangenberg will likely miss the rest of the season according to manager Andy Green. Spangenberg had been rehabbing a quad injury when he suffered a significant setback. Spangenberg was to be the every-day second baseman before he went on the disabled list April 20.

2B Cory Spangenberg suffered an additional tear to his left quad muscle, an injury that has kept him on the disabled list since April 19. Padres manager Andy Green said Spangenberg could miss the rest of the season.

2B Cory Spangenberg could miss the rest of the season, according to Padres manager Andy Green. Spangenberg was rehabbing in Arizona last week when he suffered a re-tear to the left quad muscle that he originally injured April 19. Spangenberg has not played since that date and also suffered an earlier setback when he started running.

2B Cory Spangenberg (quad) continues to work at the team's facility in Arizona. Spangenberg could be sent out for a minor league assignment after the All-Star break. However, Ryan Schimpf has been playing well in Spangenberg's place.

2B Cory Spangenberg (left quad strain) is working out at the Padres' spring training facility in suburban Peoria and is expected to begin his rehab assignment in the rookie-level Arizona League during the All-Star break or shortly thereafter, manager Andy Green said. Spangenberg, who has been on the disabled list since April 20, is likely to need the full 20 rehab days before returning, Green said. "It's been a long time," Green said. "That's been a guy who we looked, based on his rookie year, to really be a catalyst for our offense. It's been a tough loss for us." Spangenberg hit .271 with 17 doubles, four homers and eight stolen bases last year.

2B Cory Spangenberg, out since April 20 with a quad strain, won't be returning until after the All-Star break. He is not running at the moment.

2B Cory Spangenberg remains shut down with a strained quad. Spangenberg underwent stem-cell treatment and is resting the leg. It appears he won't return any time soon, certainly not by the All-Star break.

2B Cory Spangenberg was being counted on to have an impact near the top of the order and shore up the right side of the infield. But he continues to progress slowly from a quad strain. To try and accelerate the healing period, Spangenberg had a stem-cell treatment. He is currently in the middle of a five-day rest period.

2B Cory Spangenberg (quad) has yet to resume running. He suffered a setback in his rehabilitation and there is no timetable for when he resumes baseball activities. Of the Padres' four injured infielders, Spangenberg will be the last to return.

2B Cory Spangenberg (quad) has suffered a setback in his rehabilitation. Spangenberg, the opening-day starter, has been shut down from all running and baseball activities.