Coming Down To Earth
After their brief flirtation with being relevant in the NL wild card race, the Padres have reverted back to their 1st half form. The offense has fallen into the toilet, […]
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Value Analysis of the “New” Compadres Club Rewards
I am not ashamed to say that I am an avid airline/hotel points collector. In the last three years, I’ve flown over 120,000 miles of leisure travel without paying a […]
Let’s Boo Ryan Braun for the Right Reasons
Every time Milwaukee comes into town, I see a flurry of Tweets bashing Ryan Braun as a terrible, awful steroid taker. A cheater. Lord knows I love making fun of […]
Season Ticket Renewal Arbitrage
Assuming I renew my season tickets (I will), I have my chance to claim some type of retention gift from the team for reupping. In the past few years, I’ve […]
A Little Hope Goes A Long Way
Padres baseball can still be fun. It should be noted that the 1st half of the season was not fun to watch. Not at all. I went to the Tuesday […]
We Have Like Barely Any Home Games Left
I don’t know if Tom Werner was already installed as shadow commissioner but someone in the MLB offices has royally boned the Padres with their remaining home schedule. I was […]
Recently In Bullshit… Corey Brock As Team Shill
Let me start by saying I like pretty much everything that Corey Brock writes. It is upbeat and he has in’s with the team that allows him to reveal facts […]
Padres Social Hour Even More Interesting Than Will Venable’s Hairline
In the midst of the worst Padres season EVAR, I was driving home from work, actively avoiding the Scott and BR misogyny spectacular and the Steve Hartman rambling on about […]
Padres Jagoff and Change the Padres Unite In Hot, Sweaty Sexual Congress
Over the past two seasons or so, Padres Jagoff has established itself as your #1 source for adult themed Padres related MS Paint artwork. It has also had brief […]
Obligatory Mid Season Padres Review
It is pretty standard fare for a baseball blog to recap their teams’ first half during the All Star break, and despite not being recognized by Sports Illustrated along with […]
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