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interesting, I am first thinking Winfield, but I know he never actually played a day in the minors so that would be a good trick question...I'll go with Ozzie Smith -
And this is none other than Greg Vaughn with 50 in 1998, including 4 sentimental bombs into Vaughn's valley in County Stadium
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they are: Jake Peavy Gaylord Perry Mark Davis Randy Jones
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About time for a Due North Outdoors commercial this season
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Well Segura is waiting back nicely all of a sudden, have to wonder if moving down in the order was a wake up call for him to rethink his approach?
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Nice Cheers reference. Padres also have one MVP and one ROY in their history, both with four-syllable last names... Nice question, that would be Caminiti with the MVP 1996, and I will go with Benito Santiago with the ROY?
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I believe that former Brewer Mark Davis is one of them. Nice call, he pitched 16 innings for the Crew in 1997, won the NL CY in 1989 for the Pads
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Who is the single season HR leader for the Padres?
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Jake Peavy, Gaylord Perry, and two guys whose last names end in 'S' This is technically correct, would have also accepted Jake Peavy, Gaylord Perry and 2 guys who have never been in my kitchen.
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The Padres have 4 Cy Young winners, all 5 letter last names, 2 ending in Y, 2 ending in S. Can you name them?
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Sprint to the spot Davis
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Fixed
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2014 Early Bullpen Usage: Overworked?
topper09er replied to ReverendBrewmeister's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Yovanni Gallardo has thrown 411 pitches in 24.2 innings over the same time period that Tyler Thornburg has thrown 157 pitches in 12 innings and KRod has thrown 170 pitches in 11 innings. Why arent we concerned that Gallardo has been over worked? Why is it less of a problem for Gallardo to throw 100 pitches in 3 hours than it is for KRod to throw 50 pitches in 4 days? This is a non issue in my opinion, when we are leading we should uuse our best relievers. Wang should be used more sure, but people are acting like if Wang would have pitched 8 innings this year it would make some huge difference and even be worth an additional loss? -
Small ball was 100% the correct move up by 1 bottom of the 8th, however, RRR is too dumb to manage differently based on different situations. Maldonaldo cannot bunt. So he should not be bunting. Therefore, RRR should not have asked him to bunt. That is the first problem. The aggressive baserunning by Herrera was not terrible, it was close and if he would have been safe it would have really increased our chances at an insurance run. The second problem was Segura just wandering 20 feet off the base doing nothing, he either should have just gone home or gone back to the base. Luckily for the bumbling idiot RRR, it all doesn't matter
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They are making being top 20 all-time in saves sound like hitting 400 HRs
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Did they promote Gomez to baserunning coach?
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Please don't squeeze with guys who really suck at bunting
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Gennett should have run into that batted ball, it would have been a dead ball and still bases loaded with 2 outs.
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Crap view from the Uecker seats on TV but it looked like he lunged out and rolled over on that one. Not a good plan on the first pitch
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An attempt, although horrible, at a surprise bunt from one of your team leaders in dingers is not smallball.
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Can one of our coaches please tell Gomez to not run to first until the bunt is down. Its been 5 years of this crap, our coaches are clueless.
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curveball and slider to 0-2, high cheddar now ...or another nasty slider. Man did he turn it around after not throwing a great pitch to Nady
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Pedro Alvarez leads the NL in strikeouts looking with 9. Entering play tonight Reynolds has 5, Gomez has 6
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We have 1 more pickoff not included in the CS numbers and 8 outs on the bases (league average is 7). We do however have the highest extra base taken % in the league, 58%, defined as taking more than 1 base on a single and 2 on a double, when possible, regardless of hit location.
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If RRR wanted Scooter to bunt he would not have swung away with 1 strike
