LOS ANGELES -- Beyond infielders Wil Myers and Yangervis Solarte, theres not a lot of experience in San Diegos lineup. As a result, Solarte prefers to lead by example.He hit a tiebreaking home run leading off the eighth inning to help the last-place Padres defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 and snap a three-game skid on Friday night.Its something we talk about a lot, setting a good example so whoever comes up here for the first time, they see how we do things. What to do, what not to do, Solarte said. I was trying to get a hit to lead off the inning, first of all, but I was able to stay aggressive and make some good contact.The Dodgers lost for the third time in four games, but their lead in the NL West remained at two games over the San Francisco Giants, who lost to the Cubs.Brad Hand (4-3) got the victory, allowing one hit and striking out four in 1 2/3 innings of relief. Brandon Maurer pitched the ninth for his seventh save.They had opportunities but when Hand and (Ryan) Buchter were on the mound, I felt really good about that, Padres manager Andy Green said. Those are really good matchups for us all the way through.Solarte hit his career high-tying 14th homer on a 1-1 pitch from Adam Liberatore (2-2). Pinch-hitter Brett Wallace hit a bloop single over the third basemans head with two outs, scoring Alex Dickerson, who walked, for a 4-2 lead.Thats when a team takes life, when you finally take a lead and you give it right back, Green said. It was a good response by our guys.The Padres rallied twice, including in the sixth on Derek Norris two-run double that gave them a 2-1 lead. They were his first RBI since Aug. 2, a span of 15 games.Joc Pederson drove in both Dodgers runs. His RBI single gave them a 1-0 lead in the fourth and his 19th homer tied it 2-all in the sixth. Los Angeles had 13 hits and stranded 11 runners.Yasiel Puig rejoined the team after a monthlong demotion to the minors. He went 2 for 4, including a two-out single in the fifth.Puig grounded out with the bases loaded in the third. He singled and went to second on a throwing error in the seventh, but the Dodgers ended the inning with consecutive strikeouts.It was really good to see him back in the lineup, manager Dave Roberts said. His energy and focus was good. He ran hard.Padres starter Clayton Richard allowed one run and a season-high nine hits in five innings.Julio Urias made his 13th and possibly last start of the season for the Dodgers. The left-hander gave up three runs and two hits in 5 1/3 innings, struck out six and walked one. The club has instituted an innings restriction on the 20-year-old rookie.SLUMPING SEAGERDodgers SS Corey Seager was hitless in four at-bats, with a walk and a strikeout, extending his offensive slump to 0 for 19 -- his longest drought of the season.HELP ARRIVESThe Padres reinstated INF-OF Alexi Amarista from the 15-day DL and recalled RHP Leonel Campos from Triple-A El Paso. We just needed a little bit more depth, Green said. In September, the calendar turns over, and youre looking at other rosters with 30-plus guys on it, and youre barely at 26, 27.TRAINERS ROOMPadres: OF Jon Jay took batting practice and was set to begin a three-game rehab assignment at Class A Lake Elsinore on Saturday. Hes expected to rejoin the team next week. ... RHP Tyson Ross (right shoulder inflammation), out since April, was expected to arrive Friday night for two days of workouts with the team. ... 2B Jemile Weeks, out since May with hamstring issues, received a cortisone shot Thursday but continues to struggle to get back to 100 percent. Its looking less and less likely hes going to play for us before the year is out, Green said.Dodgers: LHP Clayton Kershaw is scheduled to pitch in a rehab game at Class A Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday. Hell throw three innings or around 50 pitches, with LHP Brett Anderson to follow. Anderson is on the DL with a finger blister. Kershaw has been sidelined for more than two months with a herniated disk in his back. ... Los Angeles recalled C-INF Austin Barnes, RHP Josh Fields and Puig from Triple-A Oklahoma City, and reinstated RHP Louis Coleman and Josh Ravin from the 15-day DL.UP NEXTPadres: RHP Luis Perdomo (7-7, 5.84 ERA) is 0-2 with a 4.91 ERA in two starts against the Dodgers this season. 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I dont do that because Im a nice guy, but rather because fantasy is about having fun -- and with two money-saving options, you can have fun in rostering your favorite player. Fournier matches up against a Nets team that operates at the fastest pace in the NBA (if this pick doesnt work out, you can win your money back with a bar bet using that factoid), and also owns the third least-efficient defense. Fournier has produced at least 23 points and 6 assists in three straight -- a level of production that far surpasses his price tag. Randolph is my other pick, as he owns a top-15 usage rate, and the Kings rank as a bottom-10 rebounding team. Put both in, and go on a spending spree with the rest of your roster spots.Renee Miller -- Kyle Lowry, Toronto RaptorsWhen I start building lineups on a full slate like tonights, I prefer to lock down solid, guaranteed production at a reasonable price. On a night where I might like to pay up for James Harden and Anthony Davis, but dont feel good enough about either at todays salaries to put them in must-play category, Lowry stands out as the place to start. He gets a terrific DvP matchup (Atlanta allows the second-most fantasy points to PGs) in one of the higher point-total games tonight. Lowry contributes across the board, and hhe has been one of the most consistent producers at his position for years.ddddddddddddHis ceiling is lower than some of the superstars, but so is his salary. Start with Lowry, and mix in the stars and scrubs you like around him.Players to fadeMcCormick -- DeMarcus Cousins, Sacramento KingsOn a rich slate with a bevy of elite options to pay up for, Id rather spend coin on Anthony Davis against a Houston team that has ceded the fourth-highest shooting percentage within 5 feet of the rim. The fade angle for Boogie is inspired by facing a down-tempo Memphis team that has the stingiest defensive rating over the past 10 games. This game against the Grizzlies has the second-lowest implied point total of the slate, and thus we should seek stronger options with our expensive assets tonight.Soppe -- John Wall, Washington WizardsI am very much a fan of Wall, but hes not a player Im splurging on tonight. Detroit ranks inside the top five in both slowest pace of play and defensive efficiency -- a combination that lowers the ceiling of a player like Wall who excels when the tempo is being pushed. Im still not 100-percent sure that Wall is a good jump-shooter, and while he has worked on attacking the basket more, he is still averaging more than four 3-point attempts per game this month. If he continues to take jump shots, the percentages say that a low-possession game is a major risk -- especially if he continues to undo some of the good he does in the assist column with a high turnover rate (at least four turnovers in six straight games). Hes a great player, but not worth the pretty penny that DFS sites are asking for him tonight.Miller -- DeMarcus Cousins, Center, Sacramento KingsWith a number of fast-paced, high-scoring games on Fridays slate, the Memphis-Sacramento game is one Im looking to avoid in general. Vegas has the lowest point total of the night on this one, and there are several positional matchups to fade here -- none more relevant than Cousins. Memphis allows opposing centers by far the fewest fantasy points in the league, and with so many other stars to pay up for, Cousins is hard to justify. I think we see closer to 40 fantasy points from him (a la his recent game vs. Utah) than the 60-plus youd like for his price. ' ' '