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 […]
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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 […]
This Week In Padres Twitter – 5/12/17
If you were handicapping whether Marver would actually write something this week or if the Padres would actually be good, I hope you bet on the negative. Let’s take a […]
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 […]
On baseball ABCs, Dee earns F
Here we go again. Another year without a World Series title. Another bad baseball team with good baseball nowhere near the horizon. Another misdiagnosed arm injury turned Tommy John surgery. […]
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 […]
Padres messenger Dan Sileo advocates for having “a fall guy”, plays edited clip to deny he did
Now that I’m fully entrenched in the Eastern Time Zone, the Dan Sileo Show occupies the sweet spot of my morning: nine to noon. As someone who always works with […]
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 […]
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 […]
Lessons Learned: A #VoteAmarista retrospective and a winnable strategy for the 2016 All Star Game Vote
I learned a lot from my brief foray into All Star Game electioneering with my #VoteAmarista campaign. I learned the various factions of voters, what motivates them, and the sheer […]
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