The Seattle Mariners were leading the San Diego Padres by a run through six innings when manager Lloyd McClendon decided 22-year-old Taijuan Walker had gone far enough, even with a shutout intact. Walker did more than enough, holding the punchless Padres to one hit. The Mariners then piled on against James Shields and the Padres' bullpen, winning 7-0 Wednesday in their second straight shutout against the Padres. More...