Padres All Star Performances of the Past Decade
I'm not too disappointed that the Padres only have one representative on the All Star Team. These are the same players that continually say they aren't interested in individual accomplishments, so I'll take them at their word.
If you do want to cast your final votes for Heath Bell, don't let me stop you. [cough] He's in last place, it's hopeless!
Like Heath Bell says, they'll just have to prove how good they are by going out and winning the World Series. If that's how it's got to be...
While it is an honor, I'd hate to see any of our pitchers waste an inning pitching in an overly commercialized exhibition game. They need their rest. Plus our pitching hasn't exactly been lights out in past All Star games, in fact it's been embarrassing.
I went back through all the All Star Games in Baseball Reference to revisit the Padres performances of the past decade. I wanted to see if the Padres were as bad as I remembered.
I clearly remember Hoffman being hammered a few times but for the life of me I could not remember who was our 2003 All Star representative. I must have looked at the line up for 10 minutes without recognizing his name.
Anyway I thought this was interesting. Take a look.
| Year | Player | Performance |
| 2009 | Heath Bell | Losing pitcher. Ground out.Triple to CF. Intentional walk. Sac Fly. Single. K |
| 2009 | Adrian Gonzalez | 0-0. Walked |
| 2008 | Adrian Gonzalez | 1-3, RBI. Sac Fly, Single, K, Fly out to LF |
| 2007 | Jake Peavy | Started for NL. Pitched one inning. Gave up a single in first AB. |
| 2007 | Chris Young | Losing pitcher. Inside-the-park Home Run to RF (Fly Ball) 2 runs score. 1 walk and 3 Fly outs. |
| 2007 | Trevor Hoffman | 3 ground outs and a double. |
| 2006 | Trevor Hoffman | Losing Pitcher. Blown Save. Single. Double. Triple scores two. 3 ground outs. |
| 2005 | Jake Peavy | Double. Pop Fly. K. |
| 2004 | Mark Loretta | 1-2. Single to RF. Pop Fly. |
| 2003 | Rondell White | 0-1. Ground out. |
| 2002 | Trevor Hoffman | Fly Ball. Double. Ground out. K. |
| 2001 | Ryan Klesko | 0-1. Sac Fly. RBI. K. |
| 2001 | Phil Nevin | 0-1. Fly Ball |
| 2000 | Trevor Hoffman | 3 Singles. Stolen Base. Sac Fly. 2 K. 3 ER |
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I blame Jason Werth for the triple in last year's All Star Game.
Charlie Manuel had him playing center field.
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by Zach (maestro876) on Jul 6, 2010 2:34 PM PDT reply actions
And based upon our performance this year
I think we want the AL to win the all star game. We have a great road record.
You forgot to note "Losing Pitcher"
next to CY in 2007.
Can’t blame 2008 NL loss on a Padre, though. In fact, it was SD’s Adrian Gonzalez who hit the go-ahead run (sac-fly) for the NL in the 8th, a lead which was blown by. . .2010 ASG candidate Billy Wagner!
Heath Bell currently ranking 5th--dead last-- in ASG voting.
I’m doing all I can to vote Heath, even though it seems to be a lost cause against the competition. (Although it seems like he should at LEAST be beating the Rockies’ Carlos Gonzalez.)
I don’t really care about the fan vote for the AL, so I’m simultaneously voting for the Twins’ Delmon Young with every Heath vote since he’s also coming in last place in voting for the AL.
"I'd hate to see any of our pitchers waste an inning"
This.
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by Axion on Jul 6, 2010 3:04 PM PDT reply actions 1 recs
This too
It is not just the inning – it’s the travel, disruption of schedule and they are missing the only break they get until we sweep the NLCS before the Series.
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by Hormel on Jul 6, 2010 3:54 PM PDT up reply actions 1 recs
I love it when Padres fans get like this.
Makes me feel less insane for thinking the same things.
I need new pants.
Rondell White doesnt make my top 1000 of former Padres Players that ever come to my mind
Rotoworld has Bell #9 as relief pitchers.
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by Duke Street Kings on Jul 6, 2010 3:18 PM PDT reply actions
True Story
Rondell White had as many HRs halfway through the 2003 season as Adrian has halfway through the 2010.
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True Story
Until I looked at it myself, I forgot Rondell White was ever on the team.
by Dex on Jul 6, 2010 3:42 PM PDT up reply actions 2 recs
Rondell
was a Royal for about 5 minutes (total of 22 games) back in 2003. He was traded by San Diego Padres to Kansas City Royals in exchange for Chris Tierney and
Brian Sanches (August 26, 2003).
*other way around
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by TheThinGwynn on Jul 7, 2010 12:52 PM PDT up reply actions
Say what?
“He was traded by San Diego Padres to Kansas City Royals”
that looks right to me.
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Has a Padre not named Tony Gwynn
ever done anything of significance in an all star game?
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by icaughthundleys#4 on Jul 6, 2010 3:46 PM PDT reply actions
Has anything of any significance ever happened during an All Star game?
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Randy Jones
Started the 76 all star game and got the win. Is that significant?
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thats kinda what i had in mind....
winning pitcher, home run, game winning RBI
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by icaughthundleys#4 on Jul 6, 2010 3:52 PM PDT up reply actions
McGriff got 2 hits and a RBI in 1992.
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LaMarr Hoyt
Started the ’85 All Star game and got the win. (4 other Padres also started that All Star game and Gary Templeton pinch hit for Hoyt and got a single)
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Goose Gossage got the save in 1984
The NL won that game 3-1. Garvey scored the first of 3 runs.
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Nate Colbert
Scored the walk off run in 1972 in the 10th inning after walking, getting sacrificed to 2nd and then Joe Morgan drove him in.
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Tony's '94 winning run was extremely awesome, though
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by matthewverygood on Jul 6, 2010 3:54 PM PDT up reply actions
agreed
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by icaughthundleys#4 on Jul 6, 2010 3:55 PM PDT up reply actions
Dan Uggla's fault for Jake's hit in 2007
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by Sam (sdsuaztec4) on Jul 6, 2010 3:49 PM PDT reply actions
I wish Hoffman were a hitter and those were his stats.
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Hoffman's All-Star E.R.A.
is even worse than his regular season e.r.a. this year. Sad.


















