***Official - 2025 Major League Baseball Thread (2 Viewers)

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No on Leaf, no on Billy Joe Gunrack.

John Friesz

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

No on Leaf, no on Billy Joe Gunrack.

Jim Harbaugh?

 

[B Maverick]

Saw both the Padres and Chargers at the Murph. 90s was a magical time to be in San Diego, easily one of the best cities in the country.

As I’m a lifetime SD’er you’ll get zero argument from me on this. Though I will add that it still is.

Oh, no doubt. It's just a far more expensive magical place than it was back then.

My buddy bought his condo for like 70 grand close to Sea World. It was small but nice and today would go for what?

Was back there in 2019.....still amazing but it seems gone are the days of cheap eats, drinks and living.

No doubt. I was also lucky enough to be a part of the growth in the Gaslamp. Ran the largest restaurant/bar/nightclub from ‘99 to ‘12. That was a blast and back when the Gaslamp was special.

Sweet! I was an Ocean Beach/Pacific Beach guy. Loved it there. There was a band called Breedlove that I loved listening to - damn, I'd like to travel back in time.

I lived on Pescadaro in OB.

I grew up in North County. Family is still scattered around SD.
Been to a few games at PetCo and SnapDragon.

 

[General Malaise]

No on Friesz, no on Harbaugh.

I wouldn't have gotten it if I didn't look.

 

[-fish-]

No on Friesz, no on Harbaugh.

I wouldn't have gotten it if I didn't look.

Sean Salisbury

 

[Gally]

Alright, I had to Google the SD QB that game. Without looking, any guesses here?

You said the 90's but could you narrow it down?

Stan Humphries is my initial guess

 

[General Malaise]

No on Friesz, no on Harbaugh.

I wouldn't have gotten it if I didn't look.

Sean Salisbury

It was NOT the great Sean Salisbury. He would have been a significant upgrade.

 

[-fish-]

I remember when Rolf Bernershke had a colostomy bag and had to run off the field after kicking off, so they always defeinded kickoff returns short one guy.

 

[-fish-]

No on Friesz, no on Harbaugh.

I wouldn't have gotten it if I didn't look.

Sean Salisbury

It was NOT the great Sean Salisbury. He would have been a significant upgrade.

It had to be Gale Gilbert then.

 

[General Malaise]

Alright, I had to Google the SD QB that game. Without looking, any guesses here?

You said the 90's but could you narrow it down?

Stan Humphries is my initial guess

It was after 1995 but before 1999.

His stat line for the game was brutal, earning him a QB Rating of 58.

It was not his only start.

 

[urbanhack]

Jim Everett

 

[General Malaise]

No on Friesz, no on Harbaugh.

I wouldn't have gotten it if I didn't look.

Sean Salisbury

It was NOT the great Sean Salisbury. He would have been a significant upgrade.

It had to be Gale Gilbert then.

It was NOT Gale Gilbert.

 

[General Malaise]

Jim Everett

Lol....no.

 

[General Malaise]

I remember when Rolf Bernershke had a colostomy bag and had to run off the field after kicking off, so they always defeinded kickoff returns short one guy.

Is he the one who briefly hosted daytime Wheel of Fortune?

 

[Gally]

Craig Whelihan?

 

[-fish-]

I remember when Rolf Bernershke had a colostomy bag and had to run off the field after kicking off, so they always defeinded kickoff returns short one guy.

Is he the one who briefly hosted daytime Wheel of Fortune?

seems familiar

 

[-fish-]

Craig Whelihan?

Ooh good pull. Mark Vlasic?

 

[-fish-]

Strike year? Jim Plum?

 

[General Malaise]

Craig Whelihan?

THERE IT IS!!!

 

[dkp993]

And to the Murph. Saw many games there between the Pads and Chargers. Before it became the Q and then left us for ever....

In middle school I lived in those pink apartments on the hillside next to The Murph. Outfield tickets were also 5 bucks then so saw TONS OF GAMES on the cheap. Plus side then too was attendance was **** so after a few innings you could sneak down to field level and watch the rest of the game. So much fun

Don't remember the pink ones. My Dad lived in the apts to the west of the stadium around 1990. Walked to a few games from there. Terrible yet nostalgic stadium hahaha.

Got to be in the dugout pregame in '85. Still have the ball signed by them all (Garvey, Gwynn, Higgins, Templeton, etc). Didn't go to the other dugout. The older me wants to kick my shy 11 year old's arse since it was the METS over there. But oh well.

They were called La Mirage. North East side of the Stadium. Lots of young Charger players live in them (I know because I was the paperboy then so got to know a lot of them collecting payments).

 

[Eephus]

No on Friesz, no on Harbaugh.

I wouldn't have gotten it if I didn't look.

Sir, this is a baseball thread

 

[dkp993]

Saw both the Padres and Chargers at the Murph. 90s was a magical time to be in San Diego, easily one of the best cities in the country.

As I’m a lifetime SD’er you’ll get zero argument from me on this. Though I will add that it still is.

Oh, no doubt. It's just a far more expensive magical place than it was back then.

My buddy bought his condo for like 70 grand close to Sea World. It was small but nice and today would go for what?

Was back there in 2019.....still amazing but it seems gone are the days of cheap eats, drinks and living.

No doubt. I was also lucky enough to be a part of the growth in the Gaslamp. Ran the largest restaurant/bar/nightclub from ‘99 to ‘12. That was a blast and back when the Gaslamp was special.

Sweet! I was an Ocean Beach/Pacific Beach guy. Loved it there. There was a band called Breedlove that I loved listening to - damn, I'd like to travel back in time.

Kono’s in PB, big breakfast #2, still a favorite

 

[General Malaise]

No on Friesz, no on Harbaugh.

I wouldn't have gotten it if I didn't look.

Sir, this is a baseball thread

Sorry GB.

While we were away, Rafael Devers struck out again.

 

[dkp993]

Saw both the Padres and Chargers at the Murph. 90s was a magical time to be in San Diego, easily one of the best cities in the country.

As I’m a lifetime SD’er you’ll get zero argument from me on this. Though I will add that it still is.

Oh, no doubt. It's just a far more expensive magical place than it was back then.

My buddy bought his condo for like 70 grand close to Sea World. It was small but nice and today would go for what?

Was back there in 2019.....still amazing but it seems gone are the days of cheap eats, drinks and living.

No doubt. I was also lucky enough to be a part of the growth in the Gaslamp. Ran the largest restaurant/bar/nightclub from ‘99 to ‘12. That was a blast and back when the Gaslamp was special.

Sweet! I was an Ocean Beach/Pacific Beach guy. Loved it there. There was a band called Breedlove that I loved listening to - damn, I'd like to travel back in time.

I lived on Pescadaro in OB.

I grew up in North County. Family is still scattered around SD.
Been to a few games at PetCo and SnapDragon.

Graduated from Rancho Bernardo

 

[General Malaise]

Saw both the Padres and Chargers at the Murph. 90s was a magical time to be in San Diego, easily one of the best cities in the country.

As I’m a lifetime SD’er you’ll get zero argument from me on this. Though I will add that it still is.

Oh, no doubt. It's just a far more expensive magical place than it was back then.

My buddy bought his condo for like 70 grand close to Sea World. It was small but nice and today would go for what?

Was back there in 2019.....still amazing but it seems gone are the days of cheap eats, drinks and living.

No doubt. I was also lucky enough to be a part of the growth in the Gaslamp. Ran the largest restaurant/bar/nightclub from ‘99 to ‘12. That was a blast and back when the Gaslamp was special.

Sweet! I was an Ocean Beach/Pacific Beach guy. Loved it there. There was a band called Breedlove that I loved listening to - damn, I'd like to travel back in time.

Kono’s in PB, big breakfast #2, still a favorite

Was there a place called Moondoggies or is my brain fried?

 

[dkp993]

Saw both the Padres and Chargers at the Murph. 90s was a magical time to be in San Diego, easily one of the best cities in the country.

As I’m a lifetime SD’er you’ll get zero argument from me on this. Though I will add that it still is.

Oh, no doubt. It's just a far more expensive magical place than it was back then.

My buddy bought his condo for like 70 grand close to Sea World. It was small but nice and today would go for what?

Was back there in 2019.....still amazing but it seems gone are the days of cheap eats, drinks and living.

No doubt. I was also lucky enough to be a part of the growth in the Gaslamp. Ran the largest restaurant/bar/nightclub from ‘99 to ‘12. That was a blast and back when the Gaslamp was special.

Sweet! I was an Ocean Beach/Pacific Beach guy. Loved it there. There was a band called Breedlove that I loved listening to - damn, I'd like to travel back in time.

Kono’s in PB, big breakfast #2, still a favorite

Was there a place called Moondoggies or is my brain fried?

Oh there certainly was. Lots of memories right there my friend

 

[-fish-]

Saw both the Padres and Chargers at the Murph. 90s was a magical time to be in San Diego, easily one of the best cities in the country.

As I’m a lifetime SD’er you’ll get zero argument from me on this. Though I will add that it still is.

Oh, no doubt. It's just a far more expensive magical place than it was back then.

My buddy bought his condo for like 70 grand close to Sea World. It was small but nice and today would go for what?

Was back there in 2019.....still amazing but it seems gone are the days of cheap eats, drinks and living.

No doubt. I was also lucky enough to be a part of the growth in the Gaslamp. Ran the largest restaurant/bar/nightclub from ‘99 to ‘12. That was a blast and back when the Gaslamp was special.

Sweet! I was an Ocean Beach/Pacific Beach guy. Loved it there. There was a band called Breedlove that I loved listening to - damn, I'd like to travel back in time.

I lived on Pescadaro in OB.

I grew up in North County. Family is still scattered around SD.
Been to a few games at PetCo and SnapDragon.

Graduated from Rancho Bernardo

Helix '86

 

[-fish-]

Saw both the Padres and Chargers at the Murph. 90s was a magical time to be in San Diego, easily one of the best cities in the country.

As I’m a lifetime SD’er you’ll get zero argument from me on this. Though I will add that it still is.

Oh, no doubt. It's just a far more expensive magical place than it was back then.

My buddy bought his condo for like 70 grand close to Sea World. It was small but nice and today would go for what?

Was back there in 2019.....still amazing but it seems gone are the days of cheap eats, drinks and living.

No doubt. I was also lucky enough to be a part of the growth in the Gaslamp. Ran the largest restaurant/bar/nightclub from ‘99 to ‘12. That was a blast and back when the Gaslamp was special.

Sweet! I was an Ocean Beach/Pacific Beach guy. Loved it there. There was a band called Breedlove that I loved listening to - damn, I'd like to travel back in time.

Kono’s in PB, big breakfast #2, still a favorite

Was there a place called Moondoggies or is my brain fried?

One of my go to bars when I used to work in La Jolla and lived in PB

 

[nirad3]

No on Friesz, no on Harbaugh.

I wouldn't have gotten it if I didn't look.

Sir, this is a baseball thread

Sorry GB.

While we were away, Rafael Devers struck out again.

Dude's absolutely sinking my fantasy baseball team. Him and the rest of the crappy guys I drafted.

 

[bagger]

Los Doyers on pace for 162-0.

 

[tommyGunZ]

Watching. Rays/Pirates; Shane Baz is a f’n boss. Hope he can stay healthy Cappy.

 

[tommyGunZ]

Los Doyers on pace for 162-0.

Sandbagger! What up dude?

F your Doyers!

 

[kupcho1]

Watching. Rays/Pirates; Shane Baz is a f’n boss. Hope he can stay healthy Cappy.

Pump the brakes, it was the Pirates. They have 2 hitters. Maybe 3 on a good day.

 

[Yo Mama]

5-0 Padres. First time in team history

Road swing through Arizona, San Diego and LA is gonna be brutal for teams.

NL West is a combined 17-6 right now (11-0 for LA and SD).

NL West is now 21-6

 

[B Maverick]

Graduated from Rancho Bernardo

Mt Carmel '92.

RB opened and took half the frosh and sophomores from us and Poway HS while I was in HS. Also took our varsity baseball coach and RB soon took over as #1 in the state.

The flashback scenes in Moneyball showing Billy Beane has him in a Mt Carmel shirt!

 

[dkp993]

Graduated from Rancho Bernardo

Mt Carmel '92.

RB opened and took half the frosh and sophomores from us and Poway HS while I was in HS. Also took our varsity baseball coach and RB soon took over as #1 in the state.

The flashback scenes in Moneyball showing Billy Beane has him in a Mt Carmel shirt!

‘93. Was the second graduating class.

 

[Dickies]

5-0 Padres. First time in team history

Road swing through Arizona, San Diego and LA is gonna be brutal for teams.

NL West is a combined 17-6 right now (11-0 for LA and SD).

NL West is now 21-6

California teams (not counting Vegas) are 21-2.

 

[thecatch]

5-0 Padres. First time in team history

Road swing through Arizona, San Diego and LA is gonna be brutal for teams.

NL West is a combined 17-6 right now (11-0 for LA and SD).

NL West is now 21-6

California teams (not counting Vegas) are 21-2.

Giants are 4-1 and 2 games back

 

[Todem]

All 5 of Suarez’s hits this season have been HR’s with a grand salami doin in my bombers last night.

Gotta love baseball.

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

The A's going with the 70's yellow in today's game is a great look. Very sharp.

I am waiting for Sal Bando and Gene Tenace to make an appearance.

 

[General Malaise]

Looks like Cincinnati used up all their offense against Texas in the first game. Back to back gems by Nathan Eovaldi and Jack Leiter. Maybe it wasn't the torpedo bats.....maybe it was John Rocker's son Kumar.

 

[General Malaise]

Atlanta as a team batting .137. I expect that changes soon.

Seattle as a team batting .166. I don't expect that to change too much.

 

[urbanhack]

Atlanta as a team batting .137. I expect that changes soon.

Seattle as a team batting .166. I don't expect that to change too much.

And I believe white sox starters lead the league in ERA. I expect that to change. LOL

 

[KarmaPolice]

Atlanta as a team batting .137. I expect that changes soon.

Seattle as a team batting .166. I don't expect that to change too much.

 

[General Malaise]

Atlanta as a team batting .137. I expect that changes soon.

Seattle as a team batting .166. I don't expect that to change too much.

And I believe white sox starters lead the league in ERA. I expect that to change. LOL

Solid start here! Maybe the GM is up to something?

Team ERA for the Brewers: 9.64 Egad.

 

[General Malaise]

Atlanta as a team batting .137. I expect that changes soon.

Seattle as a team batting .166. I don't expect that to change too much.

Seattle should have signed a guy with some power who plays 3B.....like Eugenio Suarez or somebody like that.

I don't know how fans of the Mariner's do it. Their ownership so damn cheap. They have one of the best rotations and baseball and pair it with a Single A offense.

 

[urbanhack]

The Cubs seem to like the Athletics new ball park better than they do.

 

[-fish-]

Atlanta as a team batting .137. I expect that changes soon.

Seattle as a team batting .166. I don't expect that to change too much.

Seattle should have signed a guy with some power who plays 3B.....like Eugenio Suarez or somebody like that.

I don't know how fans of the Mariner's do it. Their ownership so damn cheap. They have one of the best rotations and baseball and pair it with a Single A offense.

Most of my friends here are Mariners fans. They just accept it. They have no expectations.

Feel bad for Kirby and Gilbert, although they'll make boatloads of cash when they inevitably leave and sign with the Yankees or Red Sox.

 

[-fish-]

MLB is the one major US sport that could really benefit from some kind of relegation system.

 

[Gally]

Team ERA for the Brewers: 9.64 Egad.

That is the torpedo bats fault