SAN DIEGO -- The Boston Red Sox play tourist for one more game, facing the Padres in San Diego on WednesdayThat means one more outing without David Ortiz in the starting lineup with no designated hitter in play.Thats big for Boston, having to go without Big Papi.But Red Sox manager John Farrell shrugs about the dilemma as Boston goes for the series win on Wednesday. Its not like this Interleague series snuck up on anybody.The schedule is with it is, Farrell said. We knew that this trip out here was going to be taking place last winter. The fact is you got 15 teams in each league so Interleague is going to be played (almost) every night.They go against a club looking forward to the offseason. The Padres are steamrolling toward their sixth straight losing season.The Red Sox have their sights set on the playoffs. Wednesday will be another critical game as they keep pace with the Toronto Blue Jays. Toronto is where the Red Sox head next, as theyll get their passports stamped and their Big Papi -- hes in the AL top 10 in numerous categories -- back in the order.Ortiz is making his final swing through Southern California as hell retire at the end of the season. But his last tour has him in a pinch-hitters role as the only glove Ortiz is wearing in the series is a batting glove.He had a grand opportunity in the series opener on Monday. With the tying run in scoring position, Ortiz lifted a harmless fly ball to end the game.So Ortiz will again be a key card for Farrell to play on Wednesday, as lefty David Price (14-8, 3.92) squares off against right-hander Jarred Cosart (0-2, 5.14).Would Farrell like to have Ortiz and his production in his lineup? Yep, but hell have to settle for Ortiz being a one-trick pony for another game.I think any time we dont have David Ortiz in the lineup ... sure that would negatively affect any club, Farrell said.The Padres added a player and he could play on Wednesday. Outfielder Jon Jay was activated from the 60-day disabled list on Tuesday, as hes been out since June 20. He was a catalyst as the leadoff man, batting .296 with 24 doubles, two home runs, 23 RBI and 35 runs scored. His .345 on-base percentage fit in well, too.Jay has always been cozy in center field. But with the rebuilding Padres doing auditions for next season at nearly every position, Jay will be on the move.You are going to see Jay start in all three spots, Padres manager Andy Green said.Although Jay hasnt been on the field, hes still had an impact.Even during his injury absence, he was a clubhouse leader, Green said.The same could be said for Ortiz, although hes idle for a different reason. 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Nike Air Max Plus Australia .Y. - New Orleans forward Anthony Davis was chosen Friday to replace the injured Kobe Bryant in the NBA All-Star game that will be played in his home city.Fremantle have finished a horror 2016 season on a high with a memorable farewell of Matthew Pavlich, but coach Ross Lyon stopped short of announcing any further departures from the AFL club.Lyon famously announced the retirements publicly of Michael Gardiner, Steven Baker, Robert Eddy and Andrew McQualter from St Kilda at the end of 2011, but there was no such announcement from the Dockers coach to conclude 2016.It has been a disastrous season for Fremantle, winning just four games on the back of a minor premiership and preliminary final appearance in 2015.But it at least finished on a high with a 20-point victory at Domain Stadium against the finals bound Western Bulldogs on Sunday.It was a day celebrating the career of former captain Pavlich, who played his 354th and final game.Pavlich kicked his 700th goal in the first quarter to cap a career that includes six All-Australian selections and six best-and-fairest awards.Pavlich, who says the right time to retire, was pleased the Dockers finished the season on a winning note.I came here as a 17-year-old who had to mature and learn a lot along the way, and the cclub and myself have really grown up together, Pavlich said.ddddddddddddThis year has been challenging but I leave with not one regret and I feel like Ive absolutely emptied the tank.Hopefully this performance can springboard us into a strong pre-season.Given Lyon has been accustomed to coaching teams deep into finals at both St Kilda and Fremantle, an early end means theres no rush to make any decision on the future of players.With up to 20 eligible to play in the WAFL finals with Peel Thunder, what lies ahead for them wont be decided immediately - and that includes the likes of Matt de Boer, Tendai Mzungu, Nick Suban, Anthony Morabito and Clancee Pearce.Theres no urgency on anything. Our players come in 12 oclock Monday. Well have 20 that continue on with Peel Thunder and theyre really committed and theyre enthusiastic, Lyon said.The other guys that will start their annual leave, well have them in Monday, Tuesday. Theres protocols that you need to adhere to. Therell be no review. ' ' '