This (Last) Week in Padres Twitter – 5/31/17
This is the latest I’ve come out with a This (Last) Week in Padres Twitter. You can thank an insatiable desire to drive to Ensenada to eat fish tacos and […]
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The Padres Must Sign Luis Robert (Part 3) – Strategically Mandatory
In parts 1 and 2, we covered just what a prize of a signing Luis Robert would be, and how financially, the Padres are perfectly positioned to close the deal […]
The Padres Must Sign Luis Robert (Part 2) – The Financials Behind The Imperative
Yesterday, I discussed just why the Padres would want a player like Luis Robert. He’s young, he’s good, and he’s the kind of potential impact player small market teams need […]
Once Upon A Time in Mexico
The Padres international splurge in 2016 bolstered the farm system in one fell swoop. But it is a strategy that really can only be done once, as teams that exceed […]
Is Zach Lee The Most Important Piece of the Padres Rotation?
It’s arguable that the singularly, most important move made by AJ Preller to date was his ability to turn an obsolete and ineffective Yonder Alonso into Drew Pomeranz, formerly the […]
How to vote Padres this election
Did you know there’s an election coming up? I bet you didn’t. When you go to the polls to help America decide between a corrupt Russian-esque President or a President […]
SDGMC hate crime accusation hits too close to Fowler home, proves reckless ignorance is everywhere
On Saturday night at PETCO Park, The San Diego Gay Men’s Chorus was supposed to perform the National Anthem in front of a sold out crowd of 40,221, including over […]
Gwynntelligence Podcast: Spring Training 2016
The “agenda”: Spring Training storylines and why it’s mostly meaningless R.I.P. Corey Brock, and Mike Janela is an annoying homer #Blashwagon and Dominguez NL West injuries Evidence does not support […]
The Best Realistic Outcome for the 2016 Padres
The upcoming 2016 season for the Padres is not going to be a good one. Besides projection systems universally panning the Padres’ chances of playing even .500 ball, Las Vegas […]
Welcome Aboard the Wagon!
Today marked the first official day of Spring Training 2015 for the San Diego Padres. Seeing pictures of James Shields and Matt Kemp in Padres garb, let alone in the […]
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