San
Diego Padres Baseball Hats, Jerseys and Merchandise
The San Diego
Padres enter the 2007 MLB season as the defending NL West champs.
This makes the Padres the team to beat in 2007. A very talented baseball
team with players such as Trevor Hoffman, Greg Maddux, Jake Peavy,
Chris Young, Marcus Giles, Brian Giles, Adrian Gonzalez, and Khalil
Greene. The NL West should be a great race with the Dodgers,
Diamondbacks, Giants,
and Rockies it is literally a wide open
race for the NL West division title in 2007. Shop below for the best
deals on San Diego Padres merchandise and official team stuff.
San
Diego Padres 60x50 Diamond Fleece Throw Blanket
San
Diego Padres 60x50 All Star Collection Throw Blanket
San
Diego Padres 18x18 Toss Pillow
San
Diego Padres 60x80 All Star Collection Throw Blanket
San
Diego Padres 27 x 27 Vertical Stitch Floor Pillow
2004
San Diego Padres Team Collage 8 x 10 Framed Photograph, Medallion
and Pin Set from The Highland Mint
San
Diego Padres MLB Replica Mini Batting Helmet From Riddell
San
Diego Padres Freezer Mug - Set of 4
San
Diego Padres 15 Waste Basket
Trevor
Hoffman #51 San Diego Padres Ticket Base Bobble Head Doll from Forever
Collectibles
San
Diego Padres MLB Licensed White Tire Cover
San
Diego Padres Ash Baseball with Glove and Clock Desk Set from Great
Balls of Wood
San
Diego Padres Property Of Collection 58 x 48 Throw Blanket
2003
San Diego Padres Kenworth Tractor Trailer from Fleer Collectibles
San
Diego Padres Ashwood Baseball with Display Stand from Great Balls
of Wood®
San
Diego Padres Traditions Pennant from Winning Streak Sports
San
Diego Padres Tan Auto Floor Mat
San
Diego Padres Chrome License Plate Frame - Set of 2
Padres
Information
2002 Season-The
Padres featured a very young and talented team in 2002, but injuries
hurt them all year long. The Padres finished the season in last
place with a 66-96 record. 2003 Season- The 2003 season started
off on the wrong foot, with their top hitter Phil Nevin, and their
top pitcher Trevor Hoffman beginning the season injured and they
stayed that way for most of the season.
The Padres
finished in last place with a 64-98 record but they had reason
to be optimistic for 2004, where they would be moving to a new
stadium and they had recently acquired standout outfielder Brian
Giles from the Pittsburgh Pirates. 2004-Season- The Padres had
a better, healthier team in 2004 and had a chance to win the NL
West. They finished the season 87-75, 6 games out of first place.
The team had two pitchers to finish with 15 wins, and Trevor Hoffman
had 40+ saves. The 2004 season gave the Padres a lot of optimism
for 2005.
Major League Baseball recently announced their top 100 prospects for the upcoming 2012 season. The San Diego Padres have five players on the list this season. These five have great potential for the team and should be everyday players soon.
<p>Just three days ago, it appeared that both Dustin Moseley and Anthony Bass had spots secured on the Padres pitching staff.</p>
<p>One would be the No. 5 starter. The other would be the long man in the bullpen.</p>
<p>Then the Padres signed free agent Micah Owings to a one-year contract worth $1 million.</p>
<p>All bets are off.</p>
<p>The Padres now have three right-handed pitchers going for two jobs—the No. 5 starter and the long man in the bullpen. And all three can do either job.</p>
<p>Moseley, who avoided arbitration by agreeing to a $2,012,500 contract with the Padres, would appear to have one of the spots clinched. The 30-year-old was 3-10 with the Padres last season despite having a 3.30 ERA in 20 starts.
The 2012 San Diego Padres interleague schedule begins in May with a three-game series against the Los Angeles Angels. Games continue into June and the Padres have 15 total interleague games against the American League West this exciting.
The San Diego Padres added another versatile player to their major league roster for the 2012 season. With the season close and spring training just weeks away, San Diego made a potentially big addition to their roster for the upcoming season.
The San Diego Padres recently agreed to contracts with two arbitration-eligible players and now have their roster set for spring training. This will allow San Diego to focus on spring training and attempt to get the most it can out of a talented roster that has a good mix of young...
Right-hander Micah Owings and the San Diego Padres have agreed to a $1 million, one-year contract. General manager Josh Byrnes says Owings is a "proven contributor" as a starter and a reliever. The deal was announced Thursday. Owings was 8-0 with a career-best 3.57 ERA in 33 games, including four starts, for the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2011.
David Ortiz and the Boston Red Sox are likely headed to an arbitration hearing to determine the designated hitter's 2012 salary, according to an ESPN.com report. A hearing isn't scheduled for this week, leaving time to negotiate, the report said, citing a source.
Right-hander Dustin Moseley has agreed to a one-year contract with the San Diego Padres on Tuesday, avoiding arbitration. Moseley will make $2,012,500 this year, $12,500 below the midpoint of what he requested and the Padres offered. Moseley had asked for $2.55 million, San Diego offered $1.5 million.
Lunch went well for Roy Oswalt and the Texas Rangers in a Monday face-to-face meeting, according to an ESPN.com report. Oswalt, his wife, Nicole, and agent, Bob Garber, met Rangers general manager Jon Daniels and CEO and president Nolan Ryan.
The Garfoose has apparently developed a hankering for some Italian food. In a relatively surprising announcement on Tuesday afternoon, pitcher/author Dirk Hayhurst tweeted the news that he'll be heading to Italy to pitch in 2012 instead of trying to catch … Continue reading →
If you've never been to Peoria, Ariz., spring training home of the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners, then you're in for a real treat. Besides being the home away from home of two great baseball teams, Peoria also has several fun and unique activities for baseball fans...
The Philadelphia Phillies signed reliever Chad Qualls to a one-year, $1.15 million contract Tuesday, moving quickly to replace Brad Lidge. Qualls' deal includes performance and award bonuses, the team said. He provides manager Charlie Manuel with another setup option to get to...
With the start of spring training right around the corner, fans of the San Diego Padres have plenty to look forward to this season. Will this be the year the Padres take it to the next level and claim a National League West championship?
San Diego Padres officials have reconsidered and voted in favor of Commissioner Bud Selig's two-year extension. As a result, Selig's latest agreement was finalized in a 30-0 vote, the commissioner's office said Monday.
The San Diego Padres have agreed to terms on a $2,705,000, one-year contract with left-handed pitcher Clayton Richard. General manager Josh Byrnes made the announcement Monday. The 28-year-old Richard was 5-9 with a 3.88 ERA and 53 strikeouts over 18 starts in 2011 before undergoing season-ending surgery on his left shoulder on July 29.
The New York Yankees are expected to formally announce the retirement of catcher/designated hitter Jorge Posada at a Tuesday morning press conference in Yankee Stadium. Posada, one of the team's best catchers in the storied franchise's history, made his decision weeks ago...
Given some time to reconsider, the San Diego Padres have voted in favor of baseball Commissioner Bud Selig's two-year extension. Selig's latest agreement was finalized in a 30-0 vote, the commissioner's office said Monday. Because it was not on the agenda when owners met Jan. 12 in Arizona, unanimous consent was needed then for approval.
The Texas Rangers signed veteran first baseman and outfielder Brad Hawpe to a minor league contract. The Rangers announced Friday that they are also inviting the Fort Worth, Texas, native to their major league camp this spring. The 32-year-old alumnus of LSU and Boswell High School in the Fort Worth suburb of Saginaw batted .231 with four homers and 19 RBIs in 62 games with the San Diego Padres...
