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  • PADRES: Young's pitching, Venable's defense keep playoff hopes alive
    I love it. I love environments like that ---- the crowd, the energy, the intensity," Young said. "Every pitch matters. It's what you play for, and it's a lot of fun to be a part of it. I'm just thankful to have this opportunity. It's unbelievable and, hopefully, there's more to come.

  • Black not surprised by Tejada's tear | padres.com: News
    Miguel Tejada is one of the players who continues to swing a hot bat. Heading into Wednesday's game against the Cubs, he is hitting .286 with five home runs and 17 RBIs in September. None of this surprises Bud Black, who saw plenty of Tejada during his seven seasons as the Angels' pitching coach.

  • Gonzalez clarifies comments about Cubs | padres.com: News
    Adrian Gonzalez reiterated on Wednesday that his current focus is on the Padres' playoff push and not switching uniforms, after an article in Tuesday's Chicago Sun-Times that alluded that the All-Star first baseman is interested in playing for the Cubs when he becomes a free agent in 2012.

  • Gonzalez says Cubs comments "hypothetical" - SignOnSanDiego.com
    "If everyone offers me the same contract I’ll definitely stay here," he said.

  • Padres top Cubs behind Young and Venable, stay in playoff chase - SignOnSanDiego.com
    "We could use some help from some other teams," Venable said. "But right now it’s about us taking care of business."

  • Venable returns to Padres' lineup | padres.com: News
    Outfielder Will Venable was back in the lineup on Wednesday, batting leadoff and playing center field after missing the previous two games against the Cubs at PETCO Park with a stiff lower back.

  • Padres top Cubs, keep playoff hopes intact | padres.com: News
    Behind a shutout performance from a platoon of pitchers and a few doses of small ball, the Padres blanked the Cubs, 3-0, on Wednesday.

  • insidethepadres: Seamhead stuff
    Adrian Gonzalez has appeared mentally tired for some two weeks now. Long season, lot on his shoulders.

  • Young’s performance, Venable backs his clean bill of health " NCTimes.com Blogs
    Said Black: "Two days ago (Venable) could barely walk around the clubhouse. But I kept my fingers crossed. They put him right to the test."

  • Twelve Thoughts: Huff's MVP Chances, Gillick in Wrigleyville, Eckstein -- MLB FanHouse
    I've always been able to take the bat to the ball," Eckstein added. "Even when I was an infant, I had a bat in my hands even though my parents really weren't all that into baseball.

  • Websoulsurfer: Pathetic Team Performance, Pathetic Fans - A San Diego Padres Blog
    Well the answer you whiny biotches is maybe when you actually show up to support a playoff caliber team like the one we have been privileged to see play all year.

  • Padres Trail: Will Venable and Chris Young save the season
    San Francisco has a lot more incentive to win than the Dodgers did in 96. Seeing as the Padres have dominated the season series, I would think the last team SF wants to play in the NLCS is San Diego.

  • Chris Young’s September Stuff | Chicken Friars | A San Diego Padres Blog
    So…it’s going to be tough for Young tonight, in what’s likely his final start of the 2010 regular season. He doesn’t have much other than his height, decent command, and guile to navigate the Cubs lineup. Here’s hoping he manages to cobble together a fourth solid start in spite of it.