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Not surprising at all.
On Thursday afternoon, Major League Baseball announced all of their nominees across each position for their All-MLB teams, and the Padres ended up with nine, the most among among any one team in the majors.
Those nominees include superstar Fernando Tatis (shortstop), Manny Machado (third base), Jake Cronenworth (second base), Trent Grisham (centerfield), Wil Myers (right field), Austin Nola (catcher), Dinelson Lamet (starting...
Hosmer played in 38 games for the Padres in the abbreviated 2020 MLB season. He hit .287 with nine home runs and 36 RBI. He went just 4-for-25 in six playoff games.
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Who cares if it’s early?
The 2020 MLB season culminated last night in a Wold Series victory for the Los Angeles Dodgers because of course it did.
Like with the end of most professional sports season, the far-too-early opening power rankings for the following season are always close behind.
David Schoenfield is the man behind ESPN’s early rankings, and I think you’ll all be pretty okay with his list because your Padres come in at #3, behind only the...
The champagne bottles had barely been uncorked on the Los Angeles Dodgers World Series victory Tuesday night when BetOnline.ag released its odds to win the 2021 Fall Classic.
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This sounds familiar.
Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado stolethe majority of the headlines for the Padres offensive, and rookie Jake Cronenworth got his fair share of attention as one of the league’s most-exciting rookies.
But one player who consistently delivered over and over again was outfielder Wil Myers.
In 55 games, Myers recorded 57 hits, 34 runs scored, 40 RBIs and 15 home runs, good for third on the team. In this abbreviated season, Myers’...
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Way to go, rook!
Late last week, 26-year old rookie Jake Cronenworth was awarded the National League’s Rookie of the Year honor which is voted on by his peers. He won the award over Phillies thirds baseman Alec Boehm and Brewers reliever Devin Williams.
Cronenworth started the season off hot, introducing himself with haste to the baseball world by winning NL rookie of the month for the month of August. He finished the season with a notable line of...
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Tatis an obvious snub....
On Tuesday, Major League Baseball announced the three finalists for the Golden Glove Awards at every position and the Padres were able to land a pair of players among the esteemed group.
Manny Machado was named a finalist alongside the Rockies’ Nolan Arenado and the Marlins’ Brian Anderson. The other Friar was Trent Grisham, who was named a finalist at centerfielder with the Dodgers’ Cody Bellinger and the Braves’ Ronald...
Reliever Matt Strahm will undergo surgery on his right knee next week, and the southpaw is expected to be recovered in time for spring training.
Reliever Matt Strahm will undergo surgery on his right knee next week, Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reports (Twitter link), and the southpaw
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Uh oh.
This past Saturday, Padres catching prospect Luis Campusano was arrested in his home state of Georgia on a charge of felony marijuana possession.
He was released on a bond of $5,100 and his police report notes that he was charged with “purchase/possession/manufacture/distribution/sale” of a controlled substance.
“We were recently notified of the arrest of Luis Campusano in his hometown of Augusta, Ga., this past weekend,” said the Padres in...
Like Magill and Edwards Jr., Cortes was put on the injured list in mid-August, and he too missed the remainder of the season.
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You never want to hear that.
Early Wednesday morning, the Padres announced that reliever Luis Perdomo will miss the entire 2021 season after opting to have Tommy John surgery performed on his right elbow.
The 6’2, 201-pound Perdomo recently found out he has a tear in his ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) and decided going under the knife was the best way to go right now. The baseline recovery time for Tommy John surgery is roughly one calendar year, with...
Tommy Pham is doing better after being stabbed in the back nearly two weeks ago, but no arrests have been made and the suspect still is on the loose, according to TMZ Sports. The San Diego Padres outfielder was stabbed outside of Pacer's Gentleman's Club on Oct.
Padres catcher Luis Campusano was arrested in Georgia on Saturday on felony marijuana possession charges.
Padres catcher Luis Campusano was arrested in Georgia on Saturday on felony marijuana possession charges, Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.
San Diego Padres catcher Luis Campusano was reportedly arrested in Georgia on Saturday and charged with felony marijuana possession after police said they found 79 grams of marijuana in his vehicle, per Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune ...
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Veteran experience or more money for the future?
Earlier this year, the Padres made a flurry of moves prior to the trade deadline. One of those moves was sending minor leaguers Hudson Potts and Jeisson Rosario to the Red Sox for Mitch Moreland. San Diego acquired a veteran presence to help them on their way to fighting for a World Series pennant.
The Padres didn’t get there, but there’s still plenty of optimism heading into the 2021 season. One of the...
It isn’t out of the question that the Padres could non-tender Perdomo and then re-sign him to a minor-league deal as he rehabilitates.
Padres right-hander Luis Perdomo underwent Tommy John surgery last week, The Athletic’s Dennis Lin reports (via Twitter). As per the usual 12-15 month recovery timeline, Perdomo will almost certainly miss the entire 2021 season.
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It’s never too early to lock down your future.
In a recent article by Bleacher Report, MLB writer Martin Fenn discuss 15 early predictions for this coming offseason, and he has one notable foresight when it comes to the Padres.
Fenn is putting it out there that he believes the Friars will ink phenom Fernando Tatis Jr. to an extension and secure him for the foreseeable future before he even hits his third season in the major leagues.
While Fenn knows this...