Take a look around the league with Big League Stew's daily wrap up. We'll hit on all of the biggest moments from the day that you may have missed, while providing highlights, photos and interesting stats. It took over seven innings, but the San Diego Padres were finally able to get to San Francisco Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner Tuesday. San Diego managed a late comeback, winning the contest 3-2. It didn't look so promising early. Bumgarner was dominant to start the game. He held the Padres hitless over the first 4 2/3 innings. Yonder Alonso finally broke up Bumgarner's perfect game with a single in the top of the fifth. Though Bumgarner proved to be mortal, he still refused to give up any runs. After working out of a jam in the fifth, Bumgarner got through the sixth and seventh innings without allowing the Padres to score. Things started to fall apart in the eighth. Bumgarner walked Alonso to open the frame. That was followed up by a Will Middlebrooks double. With men in scoring position, Bumgarner had his work cut out. After a Clint Barmes strikeout, things were starting to look up for Bumgarner. That's when Will Venable struck. Venable pinch hit in the pitcher's slot, and...