The Padres called up 4 players from AAA El Paso. Three of them had played at San Diego previously this season. The 49th Padre of the season is pitcher Brad Wieck.
Dave Stegman never actually played for the Padres. He played for the Tigers from 1978-1980. After the 1980 season he was traded to the Padres for pitcher Dennis Kinney. He started the 1981 season at AAA Hawaii, but just after 14 games he was traded to the Yankees for Byron Ballard. He played 2 games for the Yankees in 1982 before being granted free agency and signing with the Chicago White Sox. He finshed his career with the White Sox in 1983 and 1984. I found this picture and liked it so I made a card and sent it to him.
Tonight the Padres are expected to call up their newest prospect. They obtained Francisco Meija for Brad Hand. The already have AJ Ellis and Austin Hedges at catcher. He has played all over the outfield and at third in the minors. So who know where he will play when he makes his first Padres appearance.
The Padres placed Kirby Yates on the Bereavement List and called up Rowan Wick. He was selected off the Cardinals waiver wire back in February and started this season at San Antonio. He started as a catcher in the Cardinals system but was transitioned to pitcher after a poor season with the bat. He is the 47th player to appear with the Padres this year.
Wrapping Things Up
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Time flies when you're having fun. This summer was pretty awesome. Busy,
but awesome.
It was only the third summer in my twenty-eight years of teaching ...
2026 National Free Signer - Grant Mulvey
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A former hockey player was next on the lost of free signers at the
National, Grant Mulvey. I don't follow hockey much, but i reappy enjoy old
hockey cards...
Completed Set: 1982 Topps Baseball
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If you loved watching Major League Baseball and collecting cards of your
favorite players, you probably felt some relief as the calendar changed
from 1...
the next legend recognized
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when i first started following baseball, there were two reggies. three, if
you count reggie cleveland (shout out to the old-school bill simmons and
his reg...
Trying to make sense of it
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As you know I have another online life aside from the blog world. I've been
on "social media" as far as the hobby since 2010, first on Twitter and then
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1949 Leaf Nicknames: Snuffy
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What did the mid-twentieth century smell like? Probably cigarettes. The
locomotive and the Lucky Strike were twin emblems of mid-century mobility,
each lea...
Quick incoming catch-up
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Time to acknowledge a few more non-purchased additions to my collection.
I did a Time Traveling Trade PWE with Matt over at Diamond Jesters netting
me ...
248 - DERRICK MAY, CUBS, OF
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*The basics: *Derrick May makes his lone appearance in the 1993 Upper Deck
set after his first full year in the majors in 1992.
*Card thoughts: *Did he...
REVIEW: 2026 Topps Finest (mega box)
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My Patreon group break is still going strong. This week, we ripped three
mega boxes of 2026 Topps Finest. Since I haven't been opening new cards
for my...
Topps Hoops
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*A look at Topps in their first year of their new NBA deal.*
I have to admit that I didn't have a ton of nostalgic feelings for Topps
basketball cards wh...
#121 Johnny Gill (+ Fugazi bonus)
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This is Johnny Gill's only solo MusiCard, though we've already seen him
with his New Edition bandmates back at card #85. It's a nice posed shot,
but you'...
Hall of Fame and Hall of ... Mirrors?
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OK, I didn't have a good way to tie these cards together with a nice
title, but I tried. But I am giving them away!!First up is a strange card
of recent ...
I am a Navy brat who went to 10 schools in 12 years in 4 different states. I have lived in 7 different states. I read two or 3 books a week. I manage a used bookstore for the county library system.