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Sessions with Gwynn a boon for Cunningham | padres.com: News
In 2006, Aaron Cunningham cold-called a Hall of Famer. That phone call turned into an invitation for Cunningham, now with the Padres, to work with Tony Gwynn at San Diego State. -
Padres will take time to pick opening starter | MLB.com: News
With Jake Peavy a member of the White Sox, Bud Black and his staff will likely need every bit of six weeks of Spring Training to decide who will start the Padres' season opener.
Oh, My! It’s Dick Enberg in camp | Seattle Mariners Insider - The News Tribune
Dick Enberg, an iconic voice in sports since the late '60s, is now a broadcaster for the San Diego Padres, and stopped by today to watch a few Mariners throw in the bullpen.
PADRES NOTES: Worrell on right track less than a year after surgery
"We expected him to be at this stage," Black said. "He's on track. And he, from what the doctors said, will be able to pitch in games."
PADRES: Healthy Gallagher ready to battle for spot in rotation
"I told my fiance that my career has got to come first and this year is a big year for me,"
"3 Padres pitchers limited in spring" by Padres Scorecard
"Twenty-six of the 29 pitchers in spring training are on full schedules. The exceptions are relievers Greg Burke and Mark Worrell and left-handed starter Steve Garrison."
Hundley studies up on how to calm down - SignOnSanDiego.com
“Nick still has some things to clean up,” Black would say.
Baseball Video Highlights & Clips | Bell confident the bullpen will shine again in 2010 - Video | MLB.com: Multimedia
All-Star Heath Bell intends to use his success last season as motivation to put up even better numbers this year
Bell has eye on preserving union - SignOnSanDiego.com
“I think the owners are going to try to break up the union,” Bell said yesterday.
The Sacrifice Bunt: A San Diego Padres Blog " Blog Archive " Local Coverage
"This doesn’t mean the coverage of the Padres ought to be always lengthy and glowing, constantly extolling the virtues of every move the Padres make or the every utterance from the mouths of Jed Hoyer. Just please be responsible and accurate."