A New Era
“The San Diego Padres signed James Shields.” Up until last night, I thought that phrase was more likely to describe the Padres’ 2019 offseason than the present one. We had […]
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The 5 Best Things of the Mike Dee Era
Since we did a “10 Stupidest Things of the Mike Dee Era” post, it’s only fair we produce its positive analogue: the 5 Best Things of the Mike Dee Era. […]
Podcast #13: Hacksaw, the changing landscape of media, & 2015 Padres
The agenda: Hacksaw! In addition to playing the link below, you can also listen to the the podcast .mp3 file at archive.org. You are also strongly encouraged to subscribe to the […]
Maximizing 2015 starts for the Padres’ number one
One of the most antiquated and seemingly ignored aspects of modern managerial strategy is the strict implementation of a five man rotation. It doesn’t require much evidence to suggest that […]
James Shields or bust / Podcast #12
The agenda: James Shields or bust The fifth starter Payroll and how the Padres may still be cheap Projections (and how they’re sorta wrong) Relevant links: Padres steamer projections In […]
Fallen Friars: A 2015 Bobblehead Series Idea
As a new season ticket holder member, I’ve started to think more about off-the-field nonsense than ever before. In the last Gwynntelligence podcast, we threw out the idea of having […]
New Years Resolutions – Gwynntelligence Podcast 11
The agenda: The Padres acquire Yankees relief pitcher Kelley Toritani (not “Toriyama” — whoops!) rumors New Years Resolutions for returning Padres Relevant links: Fangraphs calling Yonder Alonso the “most selective […]
Podcast 10: Upton, Norris, and Middlebrooks, oh my!
The agenda: The Padres acquire Derek Norris and Will Middlebrooks Justin Upton Listener questions Relevant links: Fangraphs breakdown of all the prospects involved in the Justin Upton trade Gwynntelligence’s (now […]
Podcast 9: The Wil Myers Blockbuster
The agenda: Wil Myers Blockbuster! Listener questions Relevant links: Fangraphs breakdown of all the prospects involved in the Wil Myers trade In addition to playing the link below, you can […]
Matt Kemp, making the Padres relevant, and how critics misuse W.A.R.
Let’s get straight to the point: while I think it’s important to analyze each and every deal with some level of statistical objectivity, I sit in firm opposition to most […]
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