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Team Effort Pulls Padres Out of Tailspin
"I saw some fastballs at 95 miles an hour," said Black, "haven’t seen that before out of Stauff. He pitched really well." -
Friars catch their breath, halting what Latos calls a 'hiccup' - SignOnSanDiego.com
"That was exactly what we needed," Padres manager Bud Black said. "I thought he had four innings in him, best case scenario five. . .A great job on short-notice." -
Upheaval hits Padres' starting rotation - SignOnSanDiego.com
"I have no idea what it was," Latos said. "It felt like a knife was just stabbing my stomach. It was pretty bad." -
Padres Still Believe Despite 10-Game Skid -- MLB FanHouse
"I liken it to watching your little brother get beat up, and there's nothing you can do about it," he said. He smiled and added: "But I believe in this team, and I believe in these guys. We're going to bounce back." -
PADRES: Small-ball ways, Stauffer start help end 10-game slump
"It was good to get this win out of the way," said Adams, who returned to pitch a perfect eighth inning. "There was more energy (Monday), but everybody seemed relaxed."
PADRES NOTES: Correia to be skipped
"Correia is being pushed back to later in the week," Black said, noting that in meantime the right-hander could be used out of the bullpen.
Padres' loss streak ends at 10 - SignOnSanDiego.com
"I think there was a big exhale," said Padres manager Bud Black. "But our guys know that 20 hours from now is another game. They know what month they're in."
sandiego.com | Sports | PADRES: Mat Latos Matures Quickly
"He just oozes confidence and that he's going to be able to execute his pitches," says second baseman David Eckstein. "I think that's the biggest difference. Last year he was hoping that was going to happen. Then this year, it is happening."
Padres end skid at 10, protect NL West lead | padres.com: News
Tim Stauffer allowed one run in four innings in a spot start on Monday as the Padres snapped a 10-game losing skid with a 4-2 victory over the Dodgers, maintaining a one-game lead in the NL West.
Leach: Padres challenged to pull it together | padres.com: News
The Padres are a good but flawed team, a team that relies on superb run prevention and just enough offense. When one happens without the other, you get what San Diego has seen over the past week and a half. It's not pretty, but it's not shocking.
The Official Blog of Matt Antonelli: HAPPY LABOR DAY
I made a video talking about a couple of random things and also answering a few emails I've received lately. I
What's a Picture Worth?: Same Time Tomorrow?
"But when I say gutsy-everybody-contributes type win, I mean everybody...even you. I don't know what you did tonight between 7:05 and 10:07, but please to it again on Tuesday. "
Unfinished Business: THIS ENDS TONIGHT!!!
"Just stop it. Please please please please stop it. I'm sorry. It's driving me nuts. Get the win tonight against the Dodgers. I'm begging you guys to get pull yourselves together and get back on track."
Unfinished Business: THIS ENDS TONIGHT!!!
"Just stop it. Please please please please stop it. I'm sorry. It's driving me nuts. Get the win tonight against the Dodgers. I'm begging you guys to get pull yourselves together and get back on track."
Perpetual Padres Saga: Enough is Enough
"I love you guys so, so much."