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Please write who is your fav/best Padre This season and whyand also who is the worst/need to get rid of. thx
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It's a tough choice between Dave "Winny" Winfield and Tony Gwynn, Sr. The two had great seasons in San Diego. Both of their numbers have been retired by the Pads, and they both played RF. -
Dave Winfield, Tony Gwynn or Trevor Hoffman."He studied hitting like a broker studies the stock market, how a scribe studies the scriptures" - Carl Yastrzemski on Ted Williams
"The greatest clutch hitter in Red Sox history has done it again! Big Papi!" - Don Orsillo's call of Ortiz's walk-off singleComment
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Adrian Gonzalez and Trevor Hoffman.Comment
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Trevor Hoffman.Comment
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trevor hoffman- he is second or third on the all time saves list. He is a freak in the best way possible.GO ROSELAND RED SOX!Comment
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Dave Winfield, Tony Gwynn and Trevor Hoffman are the obvious choices here....but I like how Adrian Gonzalez approaches the game.Comment
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Actully, he's first!Originally posted by KazmirFan228
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San Diego Padres closing pitcher Trevor Hoffman (R) celebrates with catcher Josh Bard after setting a new Major League all-time saves record with career save 479 during their win over the Pittsburgh Pirates in San Diego.Comment
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I think Adrian Gonzalez looks like he is something special. My favorite was the junk balling Randy Smith. What do you know about your 3B?In the 1920's, Harry Heilmann led the AL with a .364 average. In addition, he averaged 220 hits, 45 doubles, 12 triples, 16 homers, 110 runs, and 130 RBI.Comment
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DAVE WINFIELD and TONY GWYNNComment
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For me it's obvious, nobody resembles the San Diego Padres than Mr. Padre himself, Tony Gwynn.Last Player to hit for the Cycle: Matt Kemp, San Diego Padres (August 14, 2015)
Last Pitcher to throw a Regular Season No-Hitter: Max Scherzer, Washington Nationals 2-0 (October 3, 2015)
Last Pitcher to throw a Postseason No-Hitter: Roy Halladay, Philadelphia Phillies 4-0 (October 6, 2010)Comment
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When I was a kid growing up in the 1980s, my favorite Padre was Steve Garvey. My favorite Padre pitcher then was Goose Gossage (and I was thrilled in 1984 when my 2 favorites lead the Padres over the Cubs and into the World Series that year). Last season, my favorite was the old Cardinals 2006 NLCS MVP Jeff Suppan. Of course, these days it has to be Chase Headley as the best Padre!
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Chase+Headley+San+Diego+Padres+v+Pittsburgh+94rVd06oV5Gl.jpg"It ain't braggin' if you can do it." Dizzy DeanComment
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tony gwynnComment
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Could be the greatest Padre ever, but this thread is about the current best on the team. I say it has to be Chase Headley, until he proves otherwise by possibly coming back to earth after that great 2012 campaign!Originally posted by Blackout View Post"It ain't braggin' if you can do it." Dizzy DeanComment
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"current best" in 2006. Tony Gwynn was the best Padre.Originally posted by Herr28 View PostComment
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