vs
Game Date:
06/25/2016
4:10pm EST
Lines:
San Diego -1.5
Cincinnati +1.5
Total:
Over
9.5 (+100)
Under 9.5 (-110)
Community Picks: San Diego Padres 0% vs Cincinnati Reds 0%
San Diego Padres and Cincinnati Reds Thread
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While a youngster growing up in Lexington, Ky., Andy Green was a Cincinnati Reds fan. While the San Diego Padres skipper remained focused on coming away with a victory in this weekend's four-game series, he admitted to feeling a little like a fan as the Reds honored Pete Rose and many other legends from the 1976 World Series champs. "I was here when Tony Perez had his statue unveiling," Green said. Continue to Article
June 25, 2016 12:27:am EST
While a youngster growing up in Lexington, Ky., Andy Green was a Cincinnati Reds fan. While the San Diego Padres skipper remained focused on coming away with a victory in this weekend's four-game series, he admitted to feeling a little like a fan as the Reds honored Pete Rose and many other legends from the 1976 World Series champs. "I was here when Tony Perez had his statue unveiling," Green said. Continue to Article
June 25, 2016 12:27:am EST
The Reds honored their greatest team, then watched the Padres crank out runs like a machine. Wil Myers drove in five runs and Melvin Upton Jr. had a pair of two-run homers on Friday night as San Diego scored in each of the first eight innings of a 13-4 victory, spoiling the start of Cincinnati's Big Red Machine weekend. The National League's top-scoring team in June kept at it, piling up four homers. Continue to Article
June 24, 2016 11:15:pm EST
Padres lead investor Peter Seidler is one of three prominent San Diegans interested in bringing a Major League Soccer expansion team to San Diego, apparently with the idea of eventually sharing a stadium in Mission Valley with San Diego State's football team. The other two are retired Qualcomm executive Steve Altman and Mike Stone of FS Investors. Continue to Article
June 24, 2016 9:26:pm EST
Padres lead investor Peter Seidler is one of three prominent San Diegans interested in bringing a Major League Soccer expansion team to San Diego, apparently with the idea of eventually sharing a stadium in Mission Valley with San Diego State's football team. The other two are retired Qualcomm executive Steve Altman and Mike Stone of FS Investors. Continue to Article
June 24, 2016 9:26:pm EST
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