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Gonzalez torn between being a Padre and not - SignOnSanDiego.com
"There’s some great reasons to stay in San Diego," said the native San Diegan and Eastlake High grad. "My family’s here, this is my home. "At the same time, there are some great things about going somewhere else." -
PADRES ANALYSIS: Hoyer has big decisions to make in creating Padres' 2011 roster
The Padres won't say it publicly, but Chase Headley's impending raise is causing them a headache. -
Why Cameron Maybin is not Tony Gwynn Jr. :: Friar Forecast
"the comparisons to Gwynn, frankly, are off the mark" -
XX Sports Radio: Cameron Maybin Interview (MP3)
Meet your new Padres CF. Cameron Maybin on why he's excited to join the Padres, what he brings defensively & why he did his research on the Padres base-running tendencies. -
Gov. Schwarzenegger Announces 2010 Top Environmental Leadership Awards
10. San Diego Padres PETCO Park (San Diego County) o San Diego Padres PETCO Park diverted roughly 575 tons of materials from landfills and reduced costs by $65,000 by reducing trash hauling fees. They compost food scraps, provide a universal waste drop-off center and provide daily service to the park in natural gas vehicles.
The Official Blog of Matt Antonelli: HITTING AGAIN
As far as my swing, I was surprised how good it felt since I haven't touched a bat in more than three months, and really only a hand full of times since late March.
The Sacrifice Bunt " Ughwick
When Dan Hayes’ reported that Headley’s Super Two status might force the Padres to trade Ryan Ludwick, my first thought was "Oh hell no. Trade Headley."
Padres donate $318,00 to Stand Up 2 Cancer | padres.com: News
"It's been a rewarding experience," said Garfinkel, who is screened for colon cancer regularly after polyps were found during an initial colonoscopy. "We've had a countless number of fans let us know how much they appreciate our involvement with SU2C. We've built personal relationships with many of them."
Brach showing closing strength in Minors | padres.com: News
Over the past two years, only five closers in all of professional baseball have had more saves. Yet despite being out-saved only by an All-Star cast of Heath Bell, Brian Wilson, Francisco Cordero, Mariano Rivera and Jonathan Papelbon, few people know who Brad Brach is.