San Diego Sports
Fernando Tatis, Jr will hit safely in 43 consecutive games, and the city will hold a parade to commemorate this achievement every 43 days for the next five years. Eric Hosmer will also hit safely in 43 consecutive games, but somehow it just won’t matter as much, you know? Manny Machado will hit .304 with […]
I’m not exactly sure how I should start this post, but I don’t think that’s ever stopped Nick Canepa from writing, so I’ll continue. In fact, if I were to think like Nick Canepa I’d obviously start with something about the Chargers, then move backward hopefully touching on the topic the article is about. Then […]
The San Diego Sports Association named Philip Rivers it’s Professional of the Year and it was wrong.
IT’S STADIUM TALK THAT ROCKS! In this episode Dallas sits down with environmentalist, former radio DJ, and candidate for City Council District 6, Tommy Hough, to discuss the future of Mission Valley. They talk about the environmental issues that have always faced the area and the stadium, if those issues have any chance of resolve, […]
It would appear that the Chargers, after all the nonsense, might find their way back to San Diego. Sure, it could take 20 years, but we know the NFL will literally do what it wants, when it wants. We also know that the team moving back to San Diego is highly unlikely, and even writing […]
IT’S STADIUM TALK THAT ROCKS! In this episode Dallas sits down with D6 City Councilman Chris Cate. They discuss his history with the Mission Valley stadium site, the attacks fired at him from Spanos & Co, and how he feels about it now. We talk about trying to take positions that are best for his […]
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 […]
Every season a bunch of websites list their top thirty or top ten prospects or players to watch or blah blah blah. The problem is, no one really know what’s going to happen. One guy could be amazing and then four more could be busts. Prospects are just that, and most of them don’t work […]
I went to my first Padres game in ’69. Now I know that is a nice year to start a fandom, but it also makes me about as old as @liesurefriar. I was four and my brother was three when our dad took us to see the Padres take on the San Francisco Giants. I […]
If you haven’t already heard the announcements on the pod today then give it a listen here. AND… If you haven’t already cleared your schedule for March 29th – The Golden Age of Padres Podcasts Opening Day Afterparty at Bay City Brewing – then now you have no choice! We’ve added two awesome things to […]