PHOENIX -- Two teams whose postseason hopes disappeared months ago have some complicated goals as they head into the final two games of the season.-- Take a good look at young players with an eye toward next season.-- Win to avoid ending up in the National League West cellar.Thats the situation for the San Diego Padres (68-92) and Arizona Diamondbacks (67-93) on Saturday.Padres manager Andy Green sees no conflict in the differing goals.These players were looking at good, and they help us win baseball games, Green said.The promising players include outfielders Hunter Renfroe and Manuel Margot and infielder Ryan Schimpf.An example came in the ninth inning Friday when Renfroe came in as a pinch hitter and put together a heck of an at-bat that ended with a two-strike single to give the Padres a chance in what turned out to be a 5-3 loss.In the end, Renfroe made a youthful mistake by getting thrown out at third by shortstop Chris Owings on ground ball to the left side.All in all, though, They are helping us win games, Green said. They are not hurting us at all. Weve played very good baseball since theyve been here.It just means we have more of a shared time thing. But we are definitely competing to win these last two games.Schimpf showed his power when he launched a 469-foot blast off the video board in center field.That ball was annihilated, Green said.The homer was Schimpfs 20th of the season, an improbable feat considering he was only brought up July 1.Schimpf seems to have surprised himself with his homer total.I dont know if it has really settled in yet. Im just trying to constantly get better, he said.Schimpf surely enjoys playing against Arizona; six of his 20 homers have been against the Diamondbacks.Diamondbacks manager Chip Hale also is emphasizing the importance of finishing strong.I think its very important for us to compete. The wins are important, obviously, thats what we play for, but just to compete to the end, Hale said. We always tell guys to run through first base. Its very simple. We teach that in Little League, dont we? So we want to finish the season that way, run through the finish.Certainly, both teams have the incentive of trying to avoid the division cellar.Thats kind of what were playing for here, Hale said, smiling.The Diamondbacks are also looking at young players such as Socrates Brito and Mitch Haniger as well as more experienced ones, such as pitcher Patrick Corbin.Corbin had a most disappointing season, dropping from his original spot as the No. 3 starter into the bullpen.But he has had a strong end-of-season comeback, including his performance Friday, when he allowed only one baserunner in 2 2/3 innings of relief.He just feels like his stuff is back to where it was before (Tommy John) surgery. He got tremendous life up to 96 (mph) today, Hale said. Its really good to finish this way. 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They were reduced to 36 for 5 in the process, but captain S Badrinath and wicketkeeper K Sumanth batted together for nearly 20 overs, and added as many runs, to avoid further damage and take them through.Himachal Pradeshs spinners, led by offspinner Gurvinder Singh, took eight wickets between them to dismiss Gooa for 286 and set up a seven-wicket win on the last day of the group stage in Mumbai.ddddddddddddGurvinder took four wickets, including that of Darshan Misal (119) who scored his second century of the match. Sumiran Amonkar (55) was the only other batsman to make a significant contribution, but he had fallen in the second over of the day that Goa had begun on 99 for 2. They lost regular wickets as Bipul Sharma (2-36) and Mayank Dagar (2-77) joined Gurvinder in bowling 60.4 of the 84.4 overs Goa batted before being bowled out for 286, setting HP 139 to win.HP went about the chase in similar batting fashion to their first innings - striking at over five runs per over - and chased it down in the 28th over. Paras Dogra led their chase with an unbeaten 55 off 69 balls. ' ' '