The Padres were to be the home team in the second game, which is the makeup of a postponement in San Diego on Sept. 12 after Giants outfielder Alex Dickerson received a false positive COVID-19 test result.

Yastrzemski hit his second career splash hit homer in the bay, also doing so July 29 against the Padres.

Tommy Pham hit an RBI double in the second before Brandon Crawford’s homer off Paddack (4-5) tied it in the bottom half.

Paddack was done after 3 2/3 innings and three home runs among his eight hits surrendered. He seems unconcerned about finding himself for the playoffs.

“We feel like he’s right there and really close,” manager Jayce Tingler said. “I’m sure he’s frustrated because he hasn’t been able to grab the traction he wanted being able to stack a couple good wins back to back.”

San Diego (34-23) is back in the playoffs for the first time since 2006, when the Padres lost in the division series for a second straight year.

Tatís expressed feeling refreshed and well rested after he had a break Wednesday in the series finale against the Angels at Petco Park then a day off Thursday.

He went 1 for 4. Tatís is 5 for his last 31 the past seven games and 6 of 41 spanning the last nine.