The Angels manage only four hits, including Taylor Ward’s 10th homer of the season, on their way to a 5-1 loss. They don’t get a runner into scoring position after the third inning.

The bullpen allowed 31 runs over 17 ⅔ innings in that span. Hendricks turned back the clock on the Padres after the first inning. The 35-year-old right-hander, in his 12th major league season and making his 278th career start, has had success against the Padres — but not in a few years.

The Los Angeles Angels lost to the San Diego Padres in walk-off fashion on Tuesday as their All-Star expressed his frustrations after the game.