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MLB: Padres shopping shortstop Greene
A report in the New York Post indicated the Padres were closing in on moving Khalil Greene in a deal before the start of the Winter Meetings on Monday in Las Vegas.
FOX Sports: The TinCaps show off their four uniforms for the 2009 season
Dec. 3--Fort Wayne's minor-league Baseball franchise added another piece to its evolving identity this offseason.
Sports Blogs: Gaslamp Ball :: As part of their search for a veteran to bring leadership to a young pitching staff, the Los...
As part of their search for a veteran to bring leadership to a young pitching staff, the Los Angeles Dodgers have identified former Padres closer Trevor Hoffman among several candidates. Dodgers gathering information on free-agent Hoffman in pitching search
Sports Blogs: Gaslamp Ball :: Alderson promises to contact Hoffman directly
XX Sports Radio: Sandy Alderson ReportAlderson made "back channel efforts" to contact Trevor and they were not successful. When questioned once again by Darren Smith why someone didnt just call Hoffman, Alderson says that his point is well taken and "more direct efforts have been made and will be made."There isnt anything "hot and heavy" with Peavy talksS ...
MLB: Meetings may be stage for Peavy deal
One year and 99 losses later, Padres general manager Kevin Towers could well be working another deal for Jake Peavy when the Winter Meetings open on Dec. 8 in Las Vegas, only it will be trading the 2007 Cy Young Award winner.
MLB: Adams' comeback earns TYIB nod
For someone who didn't start the season on the Padres' 25-man roster and didn't make it to the Major Leagues until late May, relief pitcher Mike Adams had a profound impact on San Diego's bullpen in 2008. For this, Adams is a candidate for Setup Man of the Year in This Year in Baseball Awards.
FOX Sports: TOTALLY RANDOM
Although it seemed as if he would never stay retired long enough to make it happen, Rickey Henderson made the 2009 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot, it was announced Monday.
MLB: Padres decline arbitration for Hoffman
San Diego general manager Kevin Towers said on Monday the Padres opted not to offer arbitration to Major League career saves leader Trevor Hoffman.
MLB: Rickey is safe bet to reach Cooperstown
As baseball's career leader in stolen bases and runs scored, the only thing keeping Rickey Henderson out of the Hall of Fame has been his unwillingness to retire. Now he's on the ballot for the first time and a safe bet to reach Cooperstown.
MLB: Vaughn gets first crack at Hall ballot
Greg Vaughn, who is on the ballot for the Hall of Fame for the first time, made hitting home runs look easy during a 15-year career that saw him hit 355 dingers in 15 seasons with Milwaukee, San Diego, Cincinnati, Tampa Bay and Colorado from 1989-2003.
Padres shopping shortstop Greene
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·Padres shopping shortstop Greene
A report in the New York Post indicated the Padres were closing in on moving Khalil Greene in a deal before the start of the Winter Meetings on Monday in Las Vegas.
·Meetings may be stage for Peavy deal
One year and 99 losses later, Padres general manager Kevin Towers could well be working another deal for Jake Peavy when the Winter Meetings open on Dec. 8 in Las Vegas, only it will be trading the 2007 Cy Young Award winner.
·Adams' comeback earns TYIB nod
For someone who didn't start the season on the Padres' 25-man roster and didn't make it to the Major Leagues until late May, relief pitcher Mike Adams had a profound impact on San Diego's bullpen in 2008. For this, Adams is a candidate for Setup Man of the Year in This Year in Baseball Awards.
·Padres decline arbitration for Hoffman
San Diego general manager Kevin Towers said on Monday the Padres opted not to offer arbitration to Major League career saves leader Trevor Hoffman.
·Rickey is safe bet to reach Cooperstown
As baseball's career leader in stolen bases and runs scored, the only thing keeping Rickey Henderson out of the Hall of Fame has been his unwillingness to retire. Now he's on the ballot for the first time and a safe bet to reach Cooperstown.
·Vaughn gets first crack at Hall ballot
Greg Vaughn, who is on the ballot for the Hall of Fame for the first time, made hitting home runs look easy during a 15-year career that saw him hit 355 dingers in 15 seasons with Milwaukee, San Diego, Cincinnati, Tampa Bay and Colorado from 1989-2003.
·Mailbag: What are Friars' Rule 5 plans?
Who will the Padres take in the Rule 5 Draft? How are free agents classified? Beat reporter Corey Brock answers these and other questions from fans.
·O's may fit as third team in Peavy deal
The Orioles, who are reportedly interested in Felix Pie, may end up as a third team in a three-way deal that would send Padres right-hander Jake Peavy to the Cubs.
·Young, Gonzalez lead Padres' charge
Chris and Liz Young, like so many in the Padres family, donated their time, tickets and money to several causes in 2008.
·Padres' plans being put on hold
With the Padres uncertain if they can or will move Jake Peavy and his $11 million salary, Kevin Towers' hands have been tied, unable to address the team's needs.
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·San Diego Padres Notes, Quotes
--RHP Justin Germano signed with the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks, according to a report in Japan's Daily Yomiuri. Germano, 26, made 12 appearances (six starts) for the Padres this year, going 0-3 with a 5.98 ERA. In parts of four big-league seasons with San Diego and Cincinnati, Germano is 8-16 with a 5.27 ERA. --RHP Trevor Hoffman was not offered arbitration by the Padres, even though that means another team that signs ...
·San Diego Padres Roster Report
Changes are already being made for the 99-loss Padres -- mostly addition by subtraction. Since the end of the season, five players have been waived from the 40-man roster (only one, RHP Dirk Hayhurst, was claimed by another team, which gives you an idea of the overall talent level) and five more were outrighted to Class AAA Portland. Plus, the Padres are fielding trade offers for RHP Jake Peavy, the National League C ...
·San Diego Padres Inside Pitch
Because nothing has happened so far, some Padres fans are beginning to think Jake Peavy will be the Padres' Opening Day starter come next April. Economics say that isn't so. Although a final number hasn't been established, the Padres' payroll next season probably will be in the $40 million range -- and maybe under. The cut from last year will be more than 35 percent ... and possibly more than 40 percent. Owner ...
·Welcome to the Hall, Rickey. What took so long?
Rickey Henderson played a few years too long, but Tracy Ringolsby says that won't stop him from being a Hall of Fame shoo-in.
·Vazquez on his way to Braves
He ain't Jake Peavy, but it's a start(er).
·The TinCaps show off their four uniforms for the 2009 season
Dec. 3--Fort Wayne's minor-league Baseball franchise added another piece to its evolving identity this offseason.
·A's lose Van Burkleo to Seattle
SEATTLE -- The Seattle Mariners have hired A's hitting coach Ty Van Burkleo as bench coach.
·TOTALLY RANDOM
Although it seemed as if he would never stay retired long enough to make it happen, Rickey Henderson made the 2009 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot, it was announced Monday.
·Vasgersian back to Q before leaving town
It will be just like old times Sunday for Matt Vasgersian, broadcasting a game from Qualcomm Stadium involving a crummy local team.
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