Sentences with phrase «padres players»

Well Nolan Arenado is going to miss some games thanks to the multiple punches he threw at Padres players and all the screaming he was doing.

The game ended not with courtstorming — that was not allowed at Serra — but rather with the Padre players leaping into the stands.

Not exact matches

This is the portfolio of a player we would be celebrating if he were on the Padres or Brewers — maybe without the same HOURS OF DEREK JETER COVERAGE, but somewhere in that Tony Gwynn sweet spot, where everyone can appreciate him on several different levels.

But he is still a young player and the Padres are a young team.

The only problem is that Jason Bay and Oliver Perez were the players traded away, and both of them could have helped the Padres just as much, for a lot less money.

It's filled with Hall of Famers and All - Stars, and while the Padres don't want to acquire players for what they have done instead of what they will do, there is no way for the Padres to improve more than they would with Hamels.

There are three position players left in the Padres» lineup from last year, and they've added a one - year contract (Upton) and spent money on players whose value is almost certainly weighted toward the present (Kemp, Shields).

We've seen the players wear kid's backpacks, the Padres dressing up in Hooters uniforms, and the...

To 34 players, it means that the Padres are the reason they're looking for apartments, adjusting to a new home, relocating their families.

Hey, San Diego is nice, and the Padres were home to one of the best two - way players ever drafted, Dave Winfield.

At that level, he's a valuable overall player for the Padres; his defense more than makes up for the admitted replacement level offensive performance.

It would be news if Bryce Harper picked his nose on camera, but the Padres wouldn't make national news unless a player pulled live scorpions out of his nose, one after the other, for 40 minutes.

It's possible that the 2019 Padres will need exactly this player.

Then the Padres approached the international free agent market like they were the first ones to the grocery store after the asteroid hit, tossing every toolsy international player into the shopping cart, costs be damned.

Dave Winfield was one of the greatest athletes to ever appear in a baseball game; the kind of player who could have defined the Padres to this day.

... Last week the Padres offered the Tigers three players, including catcher Sandy Alomar, for shortstop Alan Trammell, but the Detroit front office nixed the deal.

Lollar kept pitching well in spring training and was voted the most improved player in the Padres» camp.

San Diego won its first game of the season on Opening Night against the Dodgers, but the Padres» players weren't the only ones who showed out in the 3 - 1 victory.

The last old - fashioned trade of significant players was probably the Blue Jays» 1990 acquisition of Joe Carter and Roberto Alomar from the Padres in exchange for Fred McGriff and Tony Fernandez.

TRADED: Red Sox Shortstop RICK BURLESON, 29, and Third Baseman BUTCH HOBSON, 29, to the Angels for Pitcher MARK CLEAR, 24, Third Baseman CARNEY LANSFORD, 23, and Outfielder RICK MILLER, 32; Pirate Righthander BERT BLYLEVEN, 29, to the Indians along with Catcher MANNY SANGUILLEN, 36, for four players; Third Baseman KEN REITZ, 29, Outfielder LEON DURHAM, 23, and Infielder TY WALLER, 23, of the Cardinals for Cub Reliever BRUCE SUTTER, 27; St. Louis Catcher TERRY KENNEDY, 24, and six other players to the Padres for Pitcher ROLLIE FINGERS, 34, First Baseman GENE TENACE, 34, Pitcher BOB SHIRLEY, 26, and Catcher BOB GEREN, 19; Fingers, Cardinal Catcher TED SIMMONS, 31, and Pitchers PETE VUCKOVICH, 28, and DAVE LA POINTE, 21, to the Brewers for Outfielder SIXTO LEZCANO, 27, and Pitcher LARY SORENSON, 25; and Texas Outfielder RICHIE ZISK, 31, pitcher KEN CLAY, 26, and four other Rangers and cash to Seattle for Pitcher RICK HONEYCUTT, 28, Outfielder LEON ROBERTS, 29, and two others.

Freese is known for a lot of things — personally, I like to think of him as the player traded by the Padres in exchange for 90 at - bats from Jim Edmonds — but he's nothing if not a steady, reliable, worthy big league regular.

All told, Ross and Turner would go from the Padres to the Nationals, with Turner going as a player to be named later since he was drafted this past June.

When it's time to get Manuel Margot and / or Hunter Renfroe into the lineup, I'm sure they'll figure it out, maybe even with a trade, because if there's one thing that the Padres shouldn't worry about, it's watching a young player thrive with another organization.

It was a very busy offseason in terms of player movement with Max Scherzer signing with the Nationals, Jon Lester joining a talented young Cubs roster, Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval adding to an already potent Red Sox offense and the San Diego Padres making a wealth of moves including the addition of three major bats (Justin Upton, Matt Kemp and Wil Myers) to their outfield.

San Diego won its first game of the season on Opening Night against the Dodgers, but the Padres» players weren't the...

We'll find Brad Hand again,» which would allow the Padres to get the kinds of prospects or young players they can't find under a rock.

But unlike the Dodgers and the Padres, the Angels will at least lose with young players.

Sure, A.J. Preller cheated his way to trades of major prospects by avoiding divulging information about player medicals, but that's only true if you believe the Padres are real.

They at least have prospects and promising young players, but the Padres have already made a habit of spending and then jettisoning when they don't immediately win, so, who knows what the plan is here.

He might even be that kind of player in his rookie season, and in a division with the upstart Padres and your reigning and defending World Series champion Giants, even the Dodgers and their deep pockets could use an inexpensive edge like that.

It's going to be a long summer for the Padres, but as long as players like Rea progress and they are able to trade some of their key veterans for more pieces of the future by the time the trade deadline rolls around, the 2016 season can still be a success.

The Padres just need to avoid a repeat of 2017, when their young players in the bigs didn't make the gains the organization hoped they would, and this should be a good first step toward the next competitive Padres team.

I don't really know who I'm cheering for, especially since the Padres got a couple of my favorite Braves players in a trade this year.

Like a 90 - minute inspirational sports movie squished down to a 43 - minute TV pilot, «Pitch» is in a big hurry to run with our emotions and soar, opening its tale on the day that Ginny Baker («Under the Dome's» Kylie Bunbury) becomes the first female major league baseball player when she's called up to pitch for the San Diego Padres.

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From a between - innings stretch to collect recyclables to discount tickets for transit riders to green giveaways, Major League Baseball clubs put an eco-friendly twist on many ballpark traditions for Earth Day — activities that will continue throughout the month and even, in some cases, all the way to the playoff chase.Instead of a bobblehead figure of their favorite player or a team - logoed «rally towel,» fans entering the stadiums of the Cincinnati Reds, the Cleveland Indians, the Pittsburgh Pirates, the San Diego Padres, the San Francisco Giants, and the Texas Rangers on special days during the season receive reusable shopping bags, metal water bottles, or baseball caps made entirely from recycled plastic.