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By rss@youtube.com (dodgerdrei) The Friar urging the Padres fans on, 4/29/2006. Such haters.....GO DODGERS !!!! Author: dodgerdrei Keywords: Dodgers Padres Petco Park Added: August 22, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (richie200) In December of 1982, the Dodgers failed to resign Garvey to a new contract. He then signed with the Padres. Here is one of his loyal fans singing the "Garvey Blues" Author: richie200 Keywords: steve garvey baseball loyal fans los angeles dodgers san diego padres Added: July 28, 2008

Jake Peavy is off to a great start this season. Peavy in 2 starts this season has given up 1 run and 5 hits with 12 strikeouts. Peavy allowed 1 run over 9 innings in his last start last Saturday against the Dodgers. Peavy has pitched very well against the Dodgers over his career. There was a little co...

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By info@crackle.com (gamblerstelevision) Jake Peavy is off to a great start this season. Peavy in 2 starts this season has given up 1 run and 5 hits with 12 strikeouts. Peavy allowed 1 run over 9 innings in his last start last Saturday against the Dodgers. Peavy has pitched very well against the Dodgers over his career. There was a little

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tion of Los Angeles Dodgers that may well take control of the team. At 24-years of age shortstop Chin-lung Hu is considered part of a new generation of young Los Angeles Dodgers that may well be poised to take control of the team. Signed to the Dodgers in 2003 Hu was called up to the major leagues...

By rss@youtube.com (solbrains) Los Angeles hit 4 consecutive homers in the bottom of the 9th to tie the game, and Nomar Garciaparra's 2-run homer in the 10th lifted the Dodgers to an 11-10 victory over the San Diego Padres. Padres at Dodgers, 09.26.2006 Keywords: Nomar Garciaparra 10th Inning Home Run MLB Baseball Los Agne...

5 min - 2008-02-06 National League West rivals San Diego and Los Angeles meet in a big 3-games series that could end up deciding the division winner. Yahoo! Sports' baseball experts Tony Gwynn and Tim Brown look at the keys to this series.

45 sec - 2007-09-04 Nomar Garciaparra hits a walkoff home run against the San Diego Padres to win the game 11-10. This is the same game the Dodgers hit four back-to-back home runs to tie it up 9-9 in the 9th inning. - dodgers, padres, baseball, nomar garciaparra, home run

By rss@youtube.com (farmsystem) Steve Garvey, the former All-Star first baseman of the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres, throws out the first pitch prior to a June 24 meeting between the Fresno Grizzlies and Las Vegas 51s of the Pacific Coast League. Keywords: Steve Garvey first baseman Los Angeles Dodgers San Di...

1 min - 18-Jan-07 Dodgers hit 4 home runs in a row to tie the game in the 9th inning against the San Diego Padres

By Fox Sports: MLB Padres' Geoff Blum speaks with FSN after another series sweep of the Dodgers. Blum went a perfect four-for-four with three RBI in the 7-2 victory.

By Fox Sports: MLB Mike Piazza hit an RBI single and Jake Peavy threw seven dominating innings as the Padres beat the Dodgers, 1-0. Hear from Josh Barfield after scoring the only run in the game.

Mike Piazza hit an RBI single and Jake Peavy threw seven dominating innings as the Padres beat the Dodgers, 1-0. Hear from Josh Barfield after scoring the only run in the game.

By Ash Marshall Young Sr. stole a National League-high 53 bases and scored 113 runs in the 1996 season. Matt Holliday (2007) Highlight Game: September 18, 2007 vs. Los Angeles Dodgers. Holliday hit his 100th career home run in the second game of a double-header against the Dodgers.

By Erik Manning Team Runs Rockies 14 Marlins 12 Cardinals 10 Angels 8 Athletics 8 Rays 8 Giants 7 Twins 6 Blue Jays 6 Diamdonbacks 3 Tigers 3 Dodgers 2 Astros 1 Mariners 1 Red Sox 0 Indians 0 Brewers 0 Padres 0 Reds -1 Phillies -1 Mets -2 Nationals -3 White Sox -4 Cubs -5 Yankees -6 Rangers -6 Royals -7 Braves -10 P...

By Adam Bernacchio Let’s take a look at who won in the National League: 1B. Adrian Gonzalez, San Diego Padres—.995 fielding percentage, 3.8 UZR 2B. Orlando Hudson, Los Angeles Dodgers—.988 fielding percentage, -3.3 UZR OF. Matt Kemp, Los Angeles Dodgers—.995 fielding percentage, 2.5 UZR

By Paul Swaney 19(t). San Diego Padres, Petco Park 16(t). Los Angeles Dodgers, Dodger Stadium 13(t). Arizona Diamondbacks, Chase Field 6(t). Colorado Rockies, Coors Field 6(t). New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium 4(t). San Francisco Giants, AT&T Park 2(t). Atlanta Braves, Turner Field

By Adam Bernacchio Hoyer now becomes the eighth GM in Padres history and he has his work cut out for him. The Padres finished 20 games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers in fourth place in the NL West this year with a 75-87 record. Not only does Hoyer inherit a team that finished 20 games out of first place, but he will al...

By J.C. Ayvazi The San Diego Padres had a preliminary conversation with Ng on Saturday, when new Padres owner Jeff Moorad was seen having lunch with Ng, according to a release on the Padres Web site. The article also claims Moorad has indicated the new Padre GM would not come from within the San Diego organ...

By Jim Street Dodgers assistant general manager Kim Ng interviewed for the vacant general manger position with the Padres, a San Diego club official has confirmed to MLB.com. Ng interviews for Padres' GM job

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By R.J. Anderson Worth noting is how liberally some teams used multiple pinch hitters this much. The Astros, Dodgers, Marlins, Mets, Padres, Phillies, and Pirates are each represented once, while three National League teams aren’t represented at all: the Diamondbacks, Cardinals, and Nationals. This...

By Nick Poust The Dodgers gave him that chance, signing him to a minor league contract for the minimum salary. He took it without consideration, knowing if he pitched the way he was capable, he could help Los Angeles down the stretch and possibly make their postseason roster.

Team Lead Date Games Left Winner Dodgers 2.5 9-24-1951 7 Giants Dodgers 3 9-24-1962 6 Giants Blue Jays 2.5 9-28-1987 5 Tigers Dodgers 2.5 9-25-1996 4 Padres Mets 2.5 9-23-2007 7 Phillies A lifelong Dodgers fan, Smith notes that "you will hopefully excuse me for seeing a depressing pattern her...

There are famous exceptions which suggest momentum can help a team. In 1951 and 1962, the Giants caught the Dodgers from behind, then beat them in best-of-three series. But both series were decided by close third games, and the 1951 Giants had some unauthorized help. And two years ago, the Co...

By jbox about : San Diego Padres' Kevin Kouzmanoff, center, Adrian Gonzalez, right, and Luke Gregerson high five after the Padres 5-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in a baseball game Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009 in San Diego. (AP Photo/Lenny Ignelzi)

By Adam Bernacchio • Yankees: at Mets, vs. Astros, vs. Phillies, vs. Mets, at Diamondbacks, at Dodgers • Tigers: at Dodgers, vs. Pirates, vs. Nationals, vs. Diamondbacks, at Mets, at Braves • Diamondbacks: vs. Blue Jays, at Red Sox, at Tigers, vs. Yankees, at Rays

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By Andrew Nuschler After what should've been a three game respite, San Francisco would start another charge against the hated rival and NL West front-running Los Angeles Dodgers before the NL Wild Card-leading Colorado Rockies came to town. Perhaps that's exactly what the Gents were thinking.

By Dusty(noreply@blogger.com) It wasn't a fun night for defense, thats for sure. In other news..the Padres helped the damn Dodgers last night..beating the D-backs handily. Peavy is going today..come on darlin..I got you in my lineup. Last time Peavy was up against Brandon Webb..Brandon came out with the win. In our lousy division som...

By Bare Knucks National League Manager of the Year: Joe Torre/ Los Angeles Dodgers NL West 1. Los Angeles Dodgers 2. San Francisco Giants 3. Colorado Rockies 4. San Diego Padres 5. Arizona Diamondbacks NLDS Results- Los Angeles Dodgers over St. Louis Cardinals (4-3)

By Brett Moore As usual, the Dodgers have some sort of mental block against the Angels—not to mention the rest of the American League. Dem bums are running around with the best record in baseball, and the Angels struggled out of the gate. And yet, the Angels still swiped two of three from the Dodgers, at Dodg...

By Andrew Nuschler The Los Angeles Dodgers didn't exactly explode from the gates, but they had a nice week and have only the overachieving San Diego Padres ahead of them in the division. Of course, the Los Angeles Dodgers didn't bend until after players had reported to Spring Training.  Consequently, Man-Ra...

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By Ty Jackson The NL West is compromised of five teams. The Arizona Diamondbacks, Colorado Rockies, Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres, and the San Francisco Giants. The Padres went in a complete nose dive in 2008 from third to last. If Jake Peavy isn't traded and stays healty the Padres could be one of t...

By Rox Girl One of my tropes this winter has been that the Dodgers have been acting like a team facing a budget shortfall, from the comments by ownership and their early lowball stance on Manny Ramirez, to the back-loaded Rafael Furcal contract, to not being anywhere to be found when the best pitchers...

By Russ Los Angeles Dodgers: 2002 - Jonathan Broxton, RHP, Georgia HS - Now closing for the Los Angeles Dodgers. . . . San Francisco Giants San Diego Padres 2005 - Nick Hundley, C, Arizona - Hundley played 60 games for the Padres in 2008 and should start for the team in 2009.

By Jim McLennan With two bona fide aces, the NL West could be won, By the Diamondbacks’ players for seasons to come. Bring the Rockies, the Giants, the Padres and Dodgers; Even the Cubs and the Phillies would not be a bother! Stephen Drew ended up with World Series MVP.

By Administrator ————————————- ————————————– San Diego pitcher Jake Peavy has again stated that he will not accept a trade to an American League club. On the heals of that news, Padres GM Kevin Towers told reporters that Peavy would either be dealt to the Chicago Cubs or not at all.

By jbox The Padres are leaning towards bringing back Giles.  Stronger rotation, stronger bullpen and stronger bench are the priorities.Towers likes the Cubs over the Dodgers.  Cubs and Philidelphia in the NL. Angels over the Red Sox.Angels / Cubs World Series.  Angels win the World Series.

By Rick Chandler • Padres 7, Dodgers 5. Should a team be allowed to pop champagne after losing to the Padres? Please look into this, Mr. Selig. That's just what the Dodgers did on Thursday, backing into the NL West title after St. Louis beat Arizona 12-3 in an afternoon game. That clinched things for LA, which stil...

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By Jim McLennan Must-win Game, #1 in a series of five. Collect the entire set! If not quite technically a must-win, with the Dodgers magic number still up at three, this is pretty much where the ride stops for Arizona. It is almost essential for the Diamondbacks to W out from here, and it would be very helpful i...

By Jeff Kallman 1963—Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles Dodgers (NL; won World Series against the New York Yankees) vs. San Francisco Giants; final score: 8-0. 1996—Hideo Nomo, Los Angeles Dodgers (NL; lost National League Division Series to the Atlanta Braves) vs. Colorado Rockies; final score: 9-0.

By Rob(noreply@blogger.com) Manny, Dodgers Bludgeon Padres, Extend NL West Lead: Dodgers 7, Padres 2 Manny homered twice in this one, the first a solo shot in the fifth, and the second a two-run homer in the ninth that just cleared the high fence in front of the sandbox in right-center. But the Dodgers didn't even need th...

By By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Blake DeWitt and Angel Berroa hit back-to-back homers in the fourth inning to put Los Angeles ahead for good, and the Dodgers beat the San Diego Padres 6-4 on Wednesday night.

Manny Ramirez translates for Angel Berroa after L.A.'s 6-4 win over the Padres. Berrora went 2-for-4 with a solo HR as the Dodgers won their fifth straight game. ...

By Travis Nelson The San Diego Padres have reportedly traded RHP Greg Maddux to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The deal is unofficial right now, and no terms have been announced, though it's expected that the Padres will receive one or two mid-level prospects (i.e. not much). 1) The Padres suck,

The Los Angeles Dodgers, led by trade deadline acquisition Manny Ramirez, are in a deadlock with the 2007 Division champion Arizona Diamondbacks.  Both teams hold a 61-59 record.  It’s quite clear that, unless the Colorado Rockies (54-68) get their act together quickly, the Division wi...

By Scott Malone With teams like the Arizona Diamondbacks, Colorado Rockies, San Francisco Giants, San Diego Padres, and the Los Angeles Dodgers all going through a youth movement of some sort, each will be well equipped for the future years. In September the Dodgers have the advantage in September, pla...

By Glenn Darby NATIONAL LEAGUE 3B - Nomar Garciaparra - Los Angeles Dodgers SS - Troy Tulowitzki - Colorado Rockies LF - Eric Byrnes - Arizona Diamondbacks CF - Andruw Jones - Los Angeles Dodgers RF - Justin Upton - Arizona Diamondbacks SP - Barry Zito - San Francisco Giants

By Phillip Kern Arizona Diamondbacks Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Giants San Diego Padres Heading into the season, no one on the roster not named Jake Peavy, Trevor Hoffman, or Adrian Gonzalez impressed me very much.  This franchise has suffered through some very poor drafts in recent years.   Colo...

By Micah Secor Sitting at four games under .500, the Dodgers have been subpar this year, to say the least. But in the weak NL West, they still hold second place behind a struggling Diamondbacks team that started the season with an excellent, 20-8 record, only to go 19-26 for the last month and a half.

Jake Peavy and three relievers combined on a five-hitter, leading the San Diego Padres to a 9-0 victory over the Dodgers on Thursday at Petco Park. ... Dodgers notebook: Matt Kemp's suspension reduced from four games ... Press-Enterprise

By Mullet Filed under: Denver, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Diamondbacks, Rockies, Dodgers, Padres, Giants, San Diego, San FranciscoNow that the exciting action of MLB's amateur draft has completed it's first round, it's time to take a look at our country's next millionaires. Find out which team draf...

By royhobbs So a week ago, I embarked on a West coast trip out to California to continue on my quest to visit all the Major League Baseball parks.  Southern California gave me the opportunity to knock out three parks, but only if planned correctly.  So two days prior to my San Diego visit, I saw the Dodgers d...

By Josh Alper Filed under: Dodgers, Padres, NL West, MLB Media WatchIt was pretty cool to learn over the weekend that former Dodger GM and current Padre exec Paul DePodesta started his own blog. He knows his baseball, obviously, and the chance to see how the braintrust of a baseball team gets their work d...

By Mullet Filed under: Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Astros, Cardinals, Diamondbacks, Rockies, Dodgers, Padres, San Diego, St. Louis Arizona Diamondbacks (17-7) at San Diego Padres (10-15) - 4:05 PM ET Colorado Rockies (10-14) at Los Angeles Dodgers (11-13) - 4:10 PM ET

LA Dodgers USA Today - Apr 21, 2008 The Dodgers managed just five hits in the finale of the series, scoring their only run on Russell Martin's home run in the fourth inning. Their hitters were ... MLB Online Baseball Wagering - Dodgers vs. Reds BetUs.com Around the Majors Arizona Daily Star

By Tom Fornelli Everybody Else Cubs 3 Pirates 2 FOrioles vs. Yankees 7:05Red Sox vs. Rangers 7:05Blue Jays vs. Tigers 7:07Reds vs. Brewers 7:10Marlins vs. Nationals 7:10Rays vs. White Sox 7:10Braves vs. Dodgers 7:35Astros vs. Rockies 8:05Cardinals vs. Giants 8:15Angels vs. Mariners 10:05A's vs. Royals 10:05

When a big-league game finishes with a 1-0 score, you know that pitching is a key factor in the outcome. And with Greg Maddux taking the hill en route to his 349th career win, followed by four shutout innings from the Padres embattled bullpen, there was no shortage of high points for those who...

By Amanda They're not poised for much of a rebound tonight, either, as Derek Lowe faces Chris Young. Yes, the Dodgers won the last time these two squared off, but it wasn't Lowe or Young getting any decisions -- instead, the Dodgers had to get past some guy pretending to be Trevor Hoffman. Let's see if th...

By Tom Fornelli Filed under: Red Sox, Yankees, Angels, Mariners, Dodgers, Padres Boston Red Sox (5-5) vs. New York Yankees (5-5) -7:05PM Est. Los Angeles Dodgers (4-5) vs. San Diego Padres (5-5) - 10:40PM Est. Seattle Mariners (4-6) vs. Los Angeles Angels (6-4) - 10:10PM Est.

By Mullet Filed under: Chicago, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Cubs, Pirates, Diamondbacks, Dodgers, Padres, Giants, Pittsburgh, San Diego San Diego Padres (4-3) at San Francisco Giants (1-5) - 4:05PM ET Los Angeles Dodgers (4-2) at Arizona Diamondbacks (4-2) - 9:40 PM ET

By Mullet Filed under: Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, Yankees, Rays, White Sox, Tigers, Dodgers, Padres, San Diego, Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Rays (1-1) at New York Yankees (2-1) - 7:05PM Est. Los Angeles Dodgers (2-1) at San Diego Padres (3-1) 10:05PM Est.

By Jeff Kallman While Eric Gagne landed himself $10 million for 2008 with Milwaukee, his former Los Angeles Dodgers teammate Milton Bradley—who looked as though he might return to the San Diego Padres, who wanted him back, too (he was the unquestioned offencive spark in their second half before he was i...

By Jeff Kallman WELLS’ BELLS—David Wells has a job again, and a mere three weeks after the Padres pinked him after he surrendered seven straight hits. And the Los Angeles Dodgers—who got waxed by Oliver Perez, David Wright, and the New York Mets Friday, and who designated Brett Tomko for assignment to mak...

Rafael Furcal Sunday hit a solo homer and drove in two runs as the Los Angeles Dodgers blanked the San Diego Padres, 5-0. Winner Chad Billingsley (5-0) combined with Jonathan Broxton and D.J. Houlton on a five-hit shutout. Furcal also scored twice. Matt K...

Jake Peavy checked Los Angeles on one run and five hits in seven innings Saturday night, as the San Diego Padres beat the Dodgers, 3-1, in 12 innings.

Jake Peavy checked Los Angeles on one run and five hits in seven innings Saturday night, as the San Diego Padres beat the Dodgers, 3-1, in 12 innings.

A three-run homer by Kevin Kouzmanoff highlighted a six-run fourth inning Friday night as the San Diego Padres held on to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 7-6. The Padres took a 7-2 lead into the eighth inning, and barely avoided a meltdown by the relief cor...

Associated Press - June 8, 2007 1:33 AM ET SAN DIEGO (AP) - The San Diego Padres erupted for five runs in the bottom of the ninth to post a 6 to 5 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Marcus Giles' RBI single in the eighth inning Tuesday was all the offense needed as the San Diego Padres topped the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0.

Marcus Giles' RBI single in the eighth inning Tuesday was all the offense needed as the San Diego Padres topped the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0.

Marcus Giles' RBI single in the eighth inning Tuesday was all the offense needed as the San Diego Padres topped the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0.

By Leitch 1. Arizona Diamondbacks. If Randy Johnson is even slightly healthy, they could have the best record in the National League. 2. Los Angeles Dodgers. Boy, love that Juan Pierre. Really. 5. San Francisco Giants. Bonds will end his career — maybe — on a last place team. Makes sense.