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- By keeping Carlos Lee in the state, the Houston Astros went a long way in addressing their biggest need.
After finishing the 2006 season with the Texas Rangers, Lee signed a six-year, $100... | |
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tvbp1985
(209) | | Cal Ripken Jr. and Tony Gwynn will likely make the Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility. Mark McGwire was believed to be a virtual lock as well before being linked to alleged steroid... | |
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hassanchop
(726) | | Mine is the San Diego Padres. I started off as a Seattle Mariners fan as a kid cuz I was a fan of Ken Griffey Jr, but I started following the Padres because I've lived in San Diego for all of my... | |
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hassanchop
(726) | | Would you be in support of it?The issue right now in San Diego is to give the Chargers a new stadium. The city is refusing to let them have it, despite them offering to build it using only their... | |
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Knuckle Curve - B...
(3) | | The good folks at Razzball were kind enough to have me write a preview of the 2008 San Diego Padres. This one comes from a fantasy angle. A small sample:
Scott Hairston hit everything thrown his way... | |
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Knuckle Curve - B...
(3) | | Brandon Rosage was good enough to have me on his radio show, The Pitch. We chatted about what to expect from the Padres and the National League this season, as well as my upcoming book, the... | |
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Ducksnorts
(0) | | Here’s a fun stat that is getting zero play: Nearly 60% of all home runs in Padres games this year have been hit by the Padres. That’s the highest percentage in MLB. The full... | |
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Bugs & Cranks
(5) | | The San Diego Padres stood at 56-48 entering play on July 31, which is when they went on their Big Lots-esque spending spree by acquiring retreads and mediocre talents aplenty… well, to be... | |
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Ducksnorts
(0) | | Because I missed our regularly scheduled Friday Links this past week and the ‘69 Padres have an off-day, I thought I’d fill some space here. I’m crazy that way, so don’t try... | |
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Ducksnorts
(0) | | Things just keep getting worse around here:Padres’ Record as of August 21 (1999 - 2007)
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Bugs & Cranks
(5) | | I felt I would be remiss if I didn’t mention a little something about the Padres designating David Wells for assignment, considering what a sad day it had to be for non-athletic fat people everywhere... | |
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Bugs & Cranks
(5) | | When I was deciding what I wanted to entitle my latest work of literally gold, I found myself going back and forth between a pair of old adages, both of which equally convey San Diego’s trade... | |
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Bugs & Cranks
(5) | | No sooner had the ink dried on the paper (or more appropriately had the Cheeto dust adhered to my keyboard) for my article on how the Padres should move to acquire a slugger for the middle of their... | |
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Bugs & Cranks
(5) | | Fifty-two. That’s how many names you’d need to scroll through on the list of the top batting averages in the National League before you find your first San Diego Padre, Adrian Gonzalez – whose .266... | |
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