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San Francisco Giants at San Diego Padres - July 14, 2011 | MLB.com SD Recap
"I had him 0-2, [Huff] fouled off two pitches, I went fastball in, tried to throw a breaking ball in," Bell said. "It was a pretty good pitch, but I think Huff was expecting it or saw it come out of my hand pretty good and he just tattooed it." -
Another wasted gem - SignOnSanDiego.com
"That was very uncharacteristic of Luke," said Padres manager Bud Black. "He had trouble with his release point. He didn’t look comfortable." -
Judge says likely to reject Giles new trial request - SignOnSanDiego.com
"After a lengthy trial, they concluded both sides engaged in domestic violence, but neither side proved it caused harm... There is insufficient evidence to overturn the verdict." -
PADRES: Harang hung out to dry
"I've felt like it was earlier in the season where the reassurance to myself where I was back to where I was at," Harang said. "I felt good going up into the foot injury and that was frustrating but I just rolled with and kept doing what I needed to do."
PARIS: Adams is a man in demand as well
"I didn't watch the game at all,'' Padres reliever Mike Adams said. "There was no need for me to watch it if I didn't make it.''
Dick Williams tribute " Padre Knows Best
The Padres are wearing their 1983 jerseys today. The jerseys have had patches added in memory of former manager Dick Williams, who passed away on July 7.
insidethepadres: Relievers as currency
In truth, the Doogster has some proving to do at bullpen construction. It was the Gunslinger who acquired the aforementioned relievers. The National League-best bullpen here in 2010 was his doing, too, plus the bulk of San Diego's current bullpen; and the Gunslinger's additions last offseason for the back of Arizona's bullpen are a big part of why the Garden Snakes are vastly improved.