Around the Mission: 11/22 Padres Links

BBWAA.com: Official site of the Baseball Writers Assn. of America.
Joey Votto won the NL MVP, but Adrian Gonzalez finished a respectable 4th and Heath Bell finished in 27th place.  Here's the only votes that mattered.

The Official Blog of Matt Antonelli: PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC WHITE BOY
There are two reasons to read 'Nelli's blog from Friday. First, to check out the sweet view from his concert seats and the second is to check out his ridiculously cute girlfriend.

Inbox: Who will man middle infield spots? | padres.com: News
What are the Padres' plans for the middle infield? Did the Padres get the worst part of the trade with the Marlins? When will Luis Durango get a chance to play every day in the Major Leagues? Beat reporter Corey Brock answers these questions and more in the Inbox.

Cla Meredith celebrates 2 year wedding anniversary - Gaslamp Ball
Former Padres pitcher Cla Meredith was married on November 22, 2008, it's his 2 year anniversary!

Jeff Moorad named one of San Diego's most admired CEOs | padres.com: Official Info
"I am incredibly honored and humbled to receive this award," said Moorad.

Beers with Bob Vol 4 | November
The Fro, once again, had the AMAZING opportunity to sit down and chat Padres baseball with the legendary former Play by Play announcer Bob Chandler.

Adrian Gonzalez finishes fourth in National League MVP voting - SignOnSanDiego.com
Adrian Gonzalez finished fourth Monday in voting for the National League Most Valuable Player award -- the highest finish by a Padre since Greg Vaughn finished fourth in 1998.

Moores divorce scheduled to go public - SignOnSanDiego.com
If it does go to trial, their assets will be divided in public and many financial revelations could spill out, much like they have in the divorce case between Los Angeles Dodgers owners Frank and Jamie McCourt.

Rosenthal: Kansas City Royals won't rush to deal Zack Greinke - MLB News | FOX Sports on MSN
If the Padres trade closer Heath Bell, it probably will not happen until late December or early January, after free agents such as Rafael Soriano and J.J. Putz are off the market. The team still might be better off waiting until the July 31 non-waiver deadline, when late-inning relievers generally are in greater demand.