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Comeback Kings strike again! Padres sweep Chicago, drop playoffs Magic Number to 1
The Padres swept the White Sox, dropping their playoffs Magic Number to 1.
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Padres beat White Sox again, San Diego can clinch playoff spot as soon as Sunday
The Padres beat the White Sox on Saturday night, dropping their Magic Number to clinch a playoff spot to 2.
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Padres walk off White Sox, creep closer to a playoff spot
The Padres beat the White Sox on Friday night, lowering their Magic Number to clinch a playoff spot to 3.
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On Friar Podcast: Padres Look Primed for a Deep Run with Ryan Phillips
The NL looks (mostly) wide open and the Padres are clicking – we could be in for a really fun few weeks.
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Padres Look Primed for a Deep Run with Ryan Phillips
The NL looks (mostly) wide open and the Padres are clicking – we could be in for a really fun few weeks.
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Padres celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
A Friars exec visited NBC 7’s studios on Thursday to talk about upcoming plans, including a concert, kids activities and more.
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Padres go back-to-back-to-back to back up Dylan Cease's gem
The pitching matchup lived up to its billing. Fortunately for the Padres Manny Machado had seen enough. Machado turned on the first pitch he saw from Astros starter Framber Valdez, rocketing a 94 mile per hour sinker into the left field seats. Most importantly it ended a stalemate between the teams, putting the Padres ahead 1-0. They weren’t done. Fernando…
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For more than a month, San Diego Padre Luis Arraez refused to strike out
The Padres All-Star made it 141 at-bats without getting punched out, the longest run in MLB in decades.
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Wacky game between Padres and Astros as Jose Altuve takes off his shoe to protest a call
Jose Altuve removed his cleat and sock to protest a call in the Astros’ wacky win over the Padres Tuesday night.
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San Diego father, son complete quest, see Padres play every MLB team in every stadium
Highlights include side trips to Mexico City and South Korea, which the Frequent Friars also attended.
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Darvish sharp, Merrill and Profar homer in 3-1 win over Astros
Yu Darvish had his best outing since being sidelined for more than three months, and rookie Jackson Merrill and Jurickson Profar homered as the San Diego Padres beat the Houston Astros 3-1. The Padres took a 2 1/2-game lead over Arizona for the top NL wild card and stayed 3 1/2 games behind the first-place Los Angeles Dodgers in the...
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When can the Padres clinch a playoff spot? A quick Magic Number explanation
The Padres could be officially in the playoffs by the end of next weekend.
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How sweep it is! Padres beat Giants in extra innings for 3rd straight win
The Padres beat the Giants 4-3 in 10 innings to finish a weekend sweep in San Francisco.
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Padres pound Giants to take series in San Francisco, pad NL Wild Card lead
The Padres shut out the Giants 8-0 to win their weekend series and increase their lead in the National League Wild Card race.
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A bit of Tatis and a whole lot of Cease lead San Diego Padres to win over Giants
The Padres beat the Giants 5-0 on Friday night to open a 3-game weekend series in San Francisco.
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On Friar Podcast: Massive Weekend Ahead of Padres as Wild Card Race Heats Up
Padres enter a weekend full of high stakes series across the NL.
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Massive Weekend Ahead of Padres as Wild Card Race Heats Up
Padres enter a weekend full of high stakes series across the NL
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Manny Machado takes Padres' home run crown in win over Mariners
For the first time since 1969 there is a new name alone atop the Padres’ all-time home run list. Manny Machado is the club’s home run king. In the sixth inning of Tuesday’s 7-3 win in Seattle Machado went to deep center field off Mariners pitcher George Kirby. The two-run homer was his 26th of the season and 164th...
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Padres fall to Giants as National League Wild Card chase tightens
The Padres lost a close game to the Giants at Petco Park on Saturday night, missing a chance to increase their NL Wild Card lead.
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Hunting history, Manny Machado ties San Diego Padres all-time home run record
San Diego Padres All-Star Manny Machado hit two home runs to tie Nate Colbert for the all-time franchise record in a win over the Giants.