Starters
PIT  Jose DeLeon
SD  Andy Hawkins

Pittsburgh
Lacy  3-3 Run Walk
Pena  3-4 
Froebel  2-3 Run
Berra  1-3 Homerun Run 3 RBI
​DeLeon  5.2 IP  8 Hits 5 Runs 1 Walk 3 Strikeouts

San Diego
Gwynn  2-4 RBI
Garvey 2-4 Run RBI
Martinez  1-4 2B 2 RBI
Hawkins  5.1 IP 9 Hits 2 Runs 1 Strikeout 
Lefferts  3.2 IP 4 Hits 2 Runs 

Final
Pittsburgh   4  (1-0-1)
San Diego   5  (1-0-1)

Berra's 2-Run homer in the Eighth Inning brought the Pirates to within one run at 5-4 before Lefferts closed out the game.

Berra has homered in the first two games of the season.

Starters
PIT  Rick Rhoden
SD  Eric Show

Pittsburgh
Wynne  1-3 Walk 2 Runs Strikeout
Madlock  2-4 2B Walk 3 RBI
Pena  3-5  Grand Slam (Run 4 RBI) 2B
Berra  1-3 Homerun Run RBI 2 Errors
Rhoden 9.0 IP  Shutout 3 Hits 2 Walks 6 Strikeouts

San Diego
Gwynn  1-4 Strikeout
Nettles  1-3 Walk 2 Strikeouts
McReynolds  1-2 2B Walk 
Show  8.0 IP 7 Hits 6 Walks 3 Runs
Gossage 1.0 IP 4 Hits 1 Walk Strikeout 5 Runs

Final Score
Pittsburgh     8     (1-0-0)
San Diego     0    (0-0-1)

Show walked the leadoff batter four times and his only 1-2-3 inning was the Fifth Inning. With all of that, the Padres were only down 3-0 when Tim Flannery pinch hit for him leading off the bottom of the Eighth Inning. Flannery singled but he was stranded at first base. Rich Gossage relieved Show, struck out Rhoden and then promptly surrendered three singles and a walk before giving up the Grand Slam to Tony Pena.

I just wrote this post and it struck me again just how much happened in this game. 
I played it a few days ago and all that I remembered was the Grand Slam and the 8-0 drubbing.
Show, though roughed up, pitched totally tough to only surrender three runs. Gossage - that happens...