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Carlos Quentin continues to struggle to stay on the field.

The Quentin Quandary

On December 31, 2011 the San Diego Padres made some waves by trading pitchers Simon Castro and Pedro Hernandez to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for Carlos Quentin. The outfielding slugger finished the 2011 season with a slash line of: .254/.340/.499, having played in only 118 games. He hit 24 home runs and knocked [...]Full Article

The Padres Are Happy?

It was a particularly slow day at the office and I was perusing Twitter and I happen to come across this tweet by Tom Krasovic (@UTkrasovic): In the non-brawl ...Full Article

Five Good Things from Opening Home Series: From pageantry and unconventional coaching to a full scale brawl, this week's series had it all.

Tell me you were not entertained. As disappointing as it was that we dropped the series to the hated Dodgers, I had not had more fun watching baseball in ...Full Article

Five Good Things: The Mile High Five Five diamonds in a very rough end to opening road trip.

As the Padres left Colorado after three straight losses and a 1-5 record, some might say it is hard to find any positives from a very disappointing road trip ...Full Article

Guest Post: Musings of a Season Ticket Holder – The Yankees are Coming!

Nobody’s perfect – nobody. With that in mind, I took the NYY series Saturday partial season ticket debacle with one eye open, and the other in an “are you ...Full Article

Five Good Things, Opening Series Edition

Hey there everybody! I’m back and boy am I excited for a new season. After a virtual non-existent offseason topped with suspensions, hunting accidents, and baseball related injuries, there ...Full Article