San Diego Padres 2022 Season Preview
April 6, 2022
After a season that many believed to pan out, the Padres crumbled to pieces as their season ended on a 79-83 mark.
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After a season that many believed to pan out, the Padres crumbled to pieces as their season ended on a 79-83 mark.
The Arizona Diamondbacks were supposed to be around .500 last year. Unfortunately, they finished with the worst record in the NL. What will the 2022 season hold for the snakes?
The collapse was epic, but the San Diego Padres can right the ship quickly. What do they need to do to get back in contention and make a playoff run in 2022?
The 2021 MLB Trade Deadline just passed with a ton of deals being made in one of the most exciting years in recent memory. Of course, the thing on most people’s minds was winners and losers.
The Braves were one win away from the World Series and they’ll be looking to get over that hump next year but they have many spots needed to be filled.
When Brock Holt first arrived in Boston, as part of the Mark Melancon deal expectations were not high. The young infielder was an unknown and was not expected to last long in Boston. His career, however, has not gone as planned and he has become an important piece over the last seven seasons. With free agency on the horizon, his run in Boston may, unfortunately, be coming to an end. As the season winds down, Holt is reminding Red Sox management what makes him so valuable.
Our “Into the 80s” series rolls on. The fourth team to join the 80-win-club is the Atlanta Braves. When Bryce Harper signed with the Phillies, most of the national media picked Philly to win the NL East. What the media didn’t say is that the Braves won the NL East last season. Harper may have made you forget about Ronald Acuña, Jr. and his team. At 80-53, they are behind the Dodgers, Astros, and the Yankees, but are still a force to be reckoned with.
In 10 outings since Nick Anderson was traded from the Marlins to the Rays, he has allowed no runs and no walks.
Barring any late-season injuries, the final rosters are set after the trade deadline has passed. A familiar face in the AL has soared right to the top and a surprise team is slowly making its way into the top 10. Here are the new rankings.
After a season that many believed to pan out, the Padres crumbled to pieces as their season ended on a 79-83 mark.
The Arizona Diamondbacks were supposed to be around .500 last year. Unfortunately, they finished with the worst record in the NL. What will the 2022 season hold for the snakes?
The collapse was epic, but the San Diego Padres can right the ship quickly. What do they need to do to get back in contention and make a playoff run in 2022?
The 2021 MLB Trade Deadline just passed with a ton of deals being made in one of the most exciting years in recent memory. Of course, the thing on most people’s minds was winners and losers.
The Braves were one win away from the World Series and they’ll be looking to get over that hump next year but they have many spots needed to be filled.
When Brock Holt first arrived in Boston, as part of the Mark Melancon deal expectations were not high. The young infielder was an unknown and was not expected to last long in Boston. His career, however, has not gone as planned and he has become an important piece over the last seven seasons. With free agency on the horizon, his run in Boston may, unfortunately, be coming to an end. As the season winds down, Holt is reminding Red Sox management what makes him so valuable.
Our “Into the 80s” series rolls on. The fourth team to join the 80-win-club is the Atlanta Braves. When Bryce Harper signed with the Phillies, most of the national media picked Philly to win the NL East. What the media didn’t say is that the Braves won the NL East last season. Harper may have made you forget about Ronald Acuña, Jr. and his team. At 80-53, they are behind the Dodgers, Astros, and the Yankees, but are still a force to be reckoned with.
In 10 outings since Nick Anderson was traded from the Marlins to the Rays, he has allowed no runs and no walks.
Barring any late-season injuries, the final rosters are set after the trade deadline has passed. A familiar face in the AL has soared right to the top and a surprise team is slowly making its way into the top 10. Here are the new rankings.
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