It’s Time to End the Mike Dee Era of Failure and Embarrassment
During an election year where the President is seeking reelection as an incumbent, the common question asked is “are you better off now than you were before?” So let’s ask […]
Author Archives: Harold James Preller
A.J. Preller and his Dominican Duds
I listened to the always excellent The Kept FaithThe Kept Faith podcast this week featuring David Jay from Madfriars. Jay led an in-dept discussion of where the Padres minor league […]
Do you like gambling with a big house edge? Reviewing the Padres Flex Plan.
The Padres released a new ticket package, presumably to woo potential customers that enjoyed the flexibility that the team removed from the 21 game season ticket packages. The basic premise […]
Did Mike Dee Do It?
As the 2016 season gets off to an ignominious start, fans are ready to jump off of a bridge already. While the historic failures of the Padres offense through the […]
Trip Report: Jagoff Does Mexico City
The Padres just finished up their Mexico City series against the Houston Astros and I had the pleasure of attending. I thought it would be really cool to see the […]
1,881 Words on Why the Padres Should Support the Convadium
The Chargers have taken a definite step forward in their quest for a downtown San Diego stadium with a plan to fund the construction with a hike to hotel taxes. […]
The Selling Out of #19
The removal of the retired numbers is a sensitive subject for Padres fans. On one hand, it perfectly reveals the Mike Dee regime’s desire to maximize revenue at any expense, […]
Preller’s Penchant for Current and Former Top Prospects
The Padres signed Mike Olt to a minor league contract on Thursday. No big deal right? Just another scrub brought in for minor league depth. Well… not really. Mike Olt […]
Time to Jump on the Blashwagon
Pop quiz: who on the roster is projected by ZIPS to lead the Padres in home runs and have the 2nd highest OPS? If you answered Matt Kemp, go ahead […]
Mr. Brightside: How the NL West Would Need to Falter
Continuing our short series on what it will take for the Padres to make the playoffs, I’ll take a look at how the Padres’ competitors in the NL West could […]
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