Beers that put money in Fowler’s pocket
In case you didn’t know, Ron Fowler made most of his money as a beer distributor. He is currently the CEO of Liquid Investments Incorporated, a beer distributor in California. It’s […]
Author Archives: Change the Padres
Nick Crayonepa on Pablo Sandoval
Pablo. Sandoval. Is. Not. A. Superstar. That prophetic statement by itself should be enough, case closed, that’s all folks, to convince Padres fans that not signing Pablo Sanchez is just dandy. […]
Alternate Universe Padres: Padres sign Pablo Sandoval
In a move that came out of nowhere, the San Diego Padres have agreed to terms with Pablo Sandoval on a five year deal worth in excess of $100 million. […]
Podcast #7: Congressman Scott Peters, Pablo/Tomas rumors, and some Korean guy
The agenda: Congressman Scott Peters! Kwang-Hyun Kim Pablo and Tomas rumors Relevant links: Congressman Scott Peters’ website Padres win the rights to Kwang-Hyun Kim Kwang-Hyun Kim games on Youtube In […]
The Myth of the Padres Extension
Perhaps the largest complaint from Padres fans about their favorite team is how they failed to extend Adrian Gonzalez, arguably the best hitter the Padres have had in the past […]
BREAKING: Padres team president actually tells the truth, Padres pay for scoreboard
At first, I wasn’t sure if this should be part of the ‘Alternate Universe Padres‘ series, but after pinching myself once or twice, I can confirm to you that this […]
Podcast #6: Free Agency Primer & The Offseason
The agenda: Goodbye 2014! 40 man roster cuts Arbitration raises Listener questions: payroll, trades, and a #FMK Odds segment Relevant links: The Padres cut four players from their 40-man roster […]
The Padres are so not the Royals
The Padres fan community has a horrible penchant for insisting that the Padres should try to emulate whichever small market team was the most recent example of a reasonably successful […]
Ranking the Padres: 6-10
Continuing the series from where we left off and its predecessor… 20. Nick Vincent 19. Michael Gettys 18. Taylor Lindsey 17. Joe Ross 16. Joaquin Benoit 15. Jace Peterson 14. […]
Max Fried: Bust
Scratch Max Fried off your prospect lists. He’s not a top 100 prospect in baseball and probably shouldn’t even be listed above anyone the Padres took in the first five […]
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