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Stage might be set to move Hawpe to right, promote Rizzo - SignOnSanDiego.com
"Have I asked (Hawpe) to come into my office?" Black said. "Not yet. But have I said, ‘Hey, Brad, I want you to start taking some fly balls in the outfield off the bat?’ Yeah. -
Padres catchers rip Sabean over diatribe - SignOnSanDiego.com
"For a general manager to go as far as he did with those comments is unacceptable and disrespectful to guys who play the game hard," Johnson said. "Those comments were totally uncalled for. -
PADRES: Black ejection sparks team to win over Astros
"It fired everybody up," Moseley said. "It was good. We showed some passion in certain situations. I thought that was a quick toss on Buddy for what he said. I didn't think he said anything real rude." -
PADRES NOTES: Club has money to spend in amateur draft
"It's kind of rolled over to this year and as a result we have a much bigger draft budget than we did a year ago," Hoyer said. "We budgeted aggressively and its money that we think is well worth it. It's an investment in the future. So it was very easy to put that money aside and know that it's going to go to a good cause."
PADRES NOTES: Maybin gets good news, prepares to rehab knee
"The way I was feeling, it was good to get the news back there was no structural damage," Maybin said. "We know what it is. We can attack it aggressively. "That's huge for my spirits."
Hundley on the mend " Padre Knows Best
Hundley strapped on the gear and threw down to each base, going through a full exercise of baseball movements to test out his side (Brad Ausmus, in gray, is working with him).
insidethepadres: Scouts and the draft
"When I got here, the Padres had 12 full-time amateur scouts -- the lowest in major league baseball. We now have 22 full-time amateur scouts."
Black tossed after dispute with home-plate ump | padres.com: News
Black was arguing balls and strikes, particularly a pitch from starter Dustin Moseley that was ruled a foul tip that the skipper thought was a missed strike to Houston pitcher J.A. Happ.
Houston Astros at San Diego Padres - June 3, 2011 | MLB.com SD Recap
"You could just feel a different energy tonight," Denorfia said. "The fans were awesome, and we responded. After Buddy got tossed, we made some great plays. We started squaring the ball up. It was kind of nice to feed off everybody, players, coaches, fans. It was a good night."
Padres' No. 1 concern - SignOnSanDiego.com
"There’s no such thing as can’t-miss in baseball," said the one, starting pitcher Tim Stauffer
Moseley stops Astros with arm, glove - SignOnSanDiego.com
"I feel I field my position well, but I always have," said Moseley, a sinkerball pitcher. "A couple of those might have killed me — they were rockets."