
ElectricFriar
Mar 31, 2009 Mar 20, 2012 10 18
Spent most of my life on the east coast, but grew up a Padres & Chargers fan. Since I can remember becoming a sports fan (circa 1983), I have chosen to root for the teams representing America's Finest City, much to the disdain of my ill-informed and unappreciative east coast homies.
I am a Navy brat (who later enlisted) and we lived all over - Guam, Hawaii, San Diego, Virginia. San Diego was the only place we lived in with pro sports franchises. Two of my sisters were born there. So, despite only spending 5 years of my life in San Diego, that is where my sports allegiance lies.
Love collecting sports cards as well. My collection consists mainly of - you guessed it - Padres and Chargers cards.
website: The ElectricFriar
a fan of
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Lakers
San Diego Chargers
Virginia Cavaliers
Virginia Cavaliers
Manny Pacquiao
RSSUser Blog
Others whose options were declined included Atlanta outfielder Nate McLouth; Colorado right-hander Aaron Cook; and the San Diego trio of right-handers Aaron Harang and Chad Qualls, and outfielder Brad Hawpe.
Harang declined his $5 million player option but does not get a $500,000 buyout because he fell 14 1-3 innings short of the 185 specified in his contract. San Diego declined a $6 million option on Qualls, who gets a $1.05 million buyout.
via ESPN
The Problem With UVA
He's got a point. Why can't we be better at the pigskin?
Happy Birthday Tony Gwynn!!!
Mr. Padre turns 49 today. Happy Birthday!!
Tony Gwynn discusses his star pitcher, the Stephen Strasburg.
Vaughn Martin Plowing Over a Chargers scout
Padres Jersey Concept
Sweet looking jersey concept over at The Sacrifice Bunt. Dumps blue as the primary color and replaces it with brown.
I'd Rather Have My Daughter a Lady of the Night Than My Son a Dodger Fan
The title says it all.
The Padres fear that rookie shortstop Everth Cabrera will miss up to two months because of hand injury suffered today in 5-4 loss to the Phillies.
Hart looks to bounce back
Chargers strong safety Clinton Hart knows that the 2008 season wasn’t his best, and he’s doing everything he can to deliver a better showing in 2009.
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