Anderson Espinoza Interview: Primed for a Comeback – in 2019
Peoria, Arizona Anderson Espinoza, the Padres’ 7th-ranked prospect, hasn’t pitched in a real game since…
Player Interview
Message to Brad Wieck: “Just Fire It In There”
More often than not, as a player, you have the tendency to overthink things. There…
Nick Margevicius Interview: Lead By Example
In a farm system loaded with relevant prospects, Nick Margevicius is quickly establishing himself as…
Alan Garcia Interview: Sometimes Life Throws Curveballs
The San Diego Padres’ 19th round selection in the 2015 draft, Alan Garcia, was drafted…
Brad Zunica Interview- Productive 2017 Will Lead to Future Success
It was early August and Padre prospect Brad Zunica was in the midst of his…
Blake Hunt Interview- Early Adjustments Have Paid Dividends
In taking on this challenge to provide top-notch Padres’ content, I have been lucky enough…
Franchy Cordero Interview: Love For the Glove
Tacoma, Washington Franchy Cordero made a splash for the San Diego Padres earlier this season….
Mason House Interview: Arriving Late to the Party
The San Diego Padres are loaded with pitching in their minor league system. Adrian Morejon,…
Interview with Michel Baez: Cuban Fireballer Assesses His Performance
Fort Wayne, Indiana Michel Baez (ME-shell Bye-ez) has been lighting up radar guns and regularly…
Rod Boykin Interview: Making Waves With the Storm
The Lake Elsinore Storm just named outfielder Rod Boykin their latest homestand hero. During the…
Blake Hunt Interview: Intangibles Galore
The San Diego Padres surprised many, as they selected high school catchers with two of…
Carlos Asuaje Easily Passes the “Eye-Test”
In this day and age of the modern game of baseball, players are revered for…
Fernando Tatis Interview: Son of Big Leaguer Already Impressing at 18
Growing up around clubhouses with his big leaguer, father Fernando Tatis II, Fernando Tatis III…
Hudson Potts Interview: 18-year-old is Learning Ropes of Pro Ball
When you are 18 and getting paid to play baseball, the question of maturity is…
An Interview with Xolos’ Announcer Nate Abaurrea
On Monday night, I had the pleasure of interviewing the voice of the Tijuana Xolos…
Brad Zunica Interview: TinCaps Clubhouse is Fun, But Zunica is All Business
In taking on this adventure of covering the Padres from top to bottom, I have…
Cal Quantrill Interview: A Man on a Mission
Recently I had a chance to catch up with Lake Elsinore Storm pitcher Cal Quantrill….
Getting to Know Brad Wieck
I was at Tueday’s El Paso Chihuahuas game, when I looked up and saw Brad…
Interview With Padres’ Minor Leaguer Ruddy Giron
On Friday afternoon, I had a chance to visit, for the first time, the…
Q & A with San Antonio Missions’ Jerry Keel
In the midst of a system filled with starting pitching prospects, left-handed starter Jerry…
A Brief Conversation With Storm LHP Eric Lauer
When the Padres selected Eric Lauer in the June 2016 draft, word around the baseball…
Mason Thompson Interview- Wise Beyond His Years
A.J. Preller has taken a bunch of criticism from the national media recently. Though some…
Padres LHP Brad Wieck Interview- Just Give Him The Ball
The San Diego Padres are developing talent at an unusually high rate. Well, at…
Jordan Beane Interview “Seeking Fulfillment”
The Chargers leaving the city of San Diego is going to have lasting effects on…
Padres Eric Lauer Interview- Progression Through Dedication
The San Diego Padres selected Eric Lauer with their 25th overall pick in the 2016…
Padres’ Prospect Cal Quantrill Just Wants to Win
The game of baseball is like life. Its circular in every way. It’s strange how…
Padres’ Future is Bright, Just Ask Doug Bochtler
It is clear that the San Diego Padres are going through an organizational change. A…
Ted Enberg Hopes to Follow in Father’s Footsteps
The accomplishments of Dick Enberg in the sports community are numerous. He is truly a…
First Year in The Books for Padres’ Prospect Austin Smith
Sitting in the owner suite watching the Padres Future’s Game with my fellow #SDSocialSummit participants,…
Padres’ Minor League First Baseman Brad Zunica is Standing Tall
At 6′ 6″ and 255 lbs, Brad Zunica has great size and strength to be…