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This week the guys sat down with David Marver (@ChangeThePadres) from Gwynntelligence.com. They talked about the trade deadline, Wil Myers possibly playing third, and the complicated relationship the team has developed with its customer base. Come down to Bay City Brewing on 8/19 for The Kept Faith’s Ice Cream Social! Trivia, Live Pod recording and […]
Here’s the final preview of 2018 for the Storm’s August (and September) promotions
This week the guys sit down for a fun chat with Anderson Haigler, sports editor of USD’s student newspaper The Vista. They talk about his perspective on the Padres growing up in the San Diego area, having missed the Tony Gwynn Era. Then the guys talk Fernando Tatis Jr, Brad Hand, the Eric Hosmer situation, […]
I wasn’t going to bother with this. I really wasn’t. I was going to just do like the Padres did and let it go without any real fanfare. Just a tweet.
For a while in college, I was in a band that wanted to sound like AC/DC. Our goal was to play somewhat decently even if the entire band was very drunk. The founding members of AC/DC might have had the same alcohol-fueled idea in mind when they formed their band in the early ‘70s. Easy […]
We’ve (almost) made it through another month. This is cause for a celebration. Let’s have a big party on July 4th. You bring the food and I’ll bring the fireworks.
This week the guys sit down with Craig Medeiros #CashMedy. If you follow Padres Twitter you’ve probably seen his name or his live streams. Craig doesn’t pull punches when discussing the Padres and the media that covers them. We had a blast having him on and talking about Andy Green, the Machado rumors, and the […]
According to legend, long ago the Padres acquired a pitcher by the name of Chris Paddack, for a man who shot arrows into space. He required elbow surgery but Preller, ever the magnanimous ruler, decided to take the high road and not reverse the trade or complain about it like a lesser, pettier rival would. […]
During last year’s World Series I wrote about Adrian Gonzalez’s bizarre self-exclusion from his team’s festivities. His odd reasoning, the team’s lack of issue towards his decision, and fans from all over either ignoring him all together or being unbelievably upset. I was in the ignore camp as unlike most beloved ex-Padres Adrian’s departure was […]