vs
Game Date:
06/30/2021
7:10pm EST
Lines:
San Diego -1.5
Cincinnati +1.5
Total:
Over
10 (-105)
Under 10 (-115)
Community Picks: San Diego 0% vs Cincinnati 0%
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AUBURN, CA / ACCESSWIRE / November 14, 2019 / Marvin Benard was recently inducted in Los Angeles Harbor College's Athletic Hall of Fame. Marvin Benard attended Los Angeles Harbor College from 1990 to 1991 and played baseball there before transferring to another college and getting drafted by the San Francisco Giants in 1992. In 1990, the Los Angeles Harbor College Seahawks won the state championship with a 51-5 record. Continue to Article
November 14, 2019 3:40:pm EST
Mostly because, over time, we've sort of figured out that what teams and team spokesmen say about potential free agent signings is rather pointless and oftentimes actively misleading. The latest example comes courtesy of the San Diego Padres. This was in The Athletic nine days ago: “If there's another Hosmer contract or Machado contract that really makes sense, the answer from our organization is going to be, 'Tell me more,'” Padres general partner Peter Seidler said after last week's press conference for new manager Jayce Tingler. Continue to Article
November 13, 2019 2:36:pm EST
The San Diego Padres were famous for wearing multiple variations of brown and mustard yellow from their inception as a major league franchise in 1969 through 1984. After that they went with only slight brown or gold accents and then just blue and orange until 2003. Since 2004 they've been almost exclusively in blue and white, with the only exception being a minor addition of gold accenting in 2016. Continue to Article
November 10, 2019 3:05:pm EST
The New York Yankees will have Aroldis Chapman back in 2020 closing games for them. Chapman had an option to opt-out of his contract with the Yankees and test the free-agent market but instead signed an extension that will keep him in pinstripes through the 2022 season, ESPN reported. Chapman will make a total of $30 million over the next two seasons and then make $18 million in the final year of his contract, according to ESPN. Continue to Article
November 04, 2019 10:23:am EST
Stephen Strasburg, the 2019 World Series MVP for the Washington Nationals, reportedly decided to opt out of his current deal with the team Saturday to become a free agent. Strasburg was set to earn $100 million with the Nationals over the next four seasons thanks to a back-loaded seven-year, $175 million deal he signed in the middle of the 2016 season. Strasburg's value will probably never be higher than it is right now and capitalizing on that appears to be vital for the 31-year-old. Continue to Article
November 04, 2019 8:01:am EST
