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Fred McGriff did it in 1991. Only 12 players in MLB history have hit two grand slams in a single game. No one from the Padres has done it. Those 12 players are:
Tony Lazzeri - 1936
Jim Tabor - 1938
Rudy York - 1946
Jim Gentile - 1961
Tony Cloninger - 1966
Jim Northrup - 1968
Frank Robinson - 1970
Robin Ventura - 1995
Chris Hoiles - 1998
Fernando Tatis - 1999
Nomar Garciaparra - 1999
Bill Mueller - 2003
Fred McGriff hit grand slams in back to back games for the Padres in 1991.
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