Padres score five in the seventh to upset Dodgers, advance to first NLCS since 1998

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San Diego is partying like it's 1998.

The Padres have been owned by the Los Angeles Dodgers for a long time, but in this NLDS, they rewrote the script.

With Saturday's 5-3 win, the Padres took down the 111-win Dodgers in four games to advance to their first NLCS in 24 years.

The Dodgers loaded the bases with no outs in the seventh inning, but only managed to get one run across. The Padres jumped.

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Jake Cronenworth #9 of the San Diego Padres celebrates after hitting a two-run RBI single during the seventh inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers in game four of the National League Division Series at PETCO Park on October 15, 2022 in San Diego, California. (Denis Poroy/Getty Images)

A walk and back-to-back singles put the Padres on the board, and after Ha-Seong Kim doubled, the deficit was cut to one, and the tying and lead runs were in scoring positions. 

Juan Soto, with first base open, then singled to tie the game – and there were still zero outs. 

The next two Padres were retired, but after Soto stole second, Jake Cronenworth lined a single up the middle to score two runs and give San Diego a 5-3 lead.

At the start of the eighth inning, there was a torrential downpour, and the field became a swamp. But that didn't affect Robert Suarez, who sat the Dodgers down in order in the eighth. Josh Hader did the same in the ninth, striking out all three batters he faced, and the celebration was on.

Juan Soto #22 of the San Diego Padres celebrates after hitting a RBI single during the seventh inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers in game four of the National League Division Series at PETCO Park on