Showing posts with label Josh Johnson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Josh Johnson. Show all posts

Sunday, April 1, 2018

Eric Hosmer's Defensive Skills On Display Early For Padres

The Padres spent a lot of money on a four-time Gold Glove Award-winning first baseman this offseason. On one ground ball in the ninth inning Friday night, Eric Hosmer put those credentials on full display.

San Diego Official Site

Saturday, September 30, 2017

Giancarlo Stanton Opens Up About Marlins Future & Chasing 60

The great Giancarlo Stanton is enjoying the home run chase, the MVP speculation and easily enduring the controversy in the debate over what’s the real home run record, which has its obvious “gray areas,” as he called them, to explain the whole Roger Maris vs. Barry Bonds thing.

FanRags

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Josh Johnson, Aiming For Comeback, To Have Third Tommy John Surgery

Padres right-hander Josh Johnson, still aiming for another comeback, is having a third Tommy John surgery soon, according to sources.

CBS Sports

Sunday, March 15, 2015

Ian Kennedy In Line To Start Petco Opener Vs. Giants

The Padres' starting rotation is beginning to shape up as a group of bearded wonders. And the way the schedule is aligned for the rest of the spring, Ian Kennedy -- the guy with the bushy red beard -- would start the home opener for the Padres against the World Series champion Giants at Petco Park on April 9.

San Diego Official Site

Thursday, December 18, 2014

Padres Sign Josh Johnson To One-Year/$2M Deal

Jon Heyman Twitter

Rockies Had Contact With Aaron Harang & Josh Johnson

Righties Kevin Correia, Aaron Harang, Josh Johnson and Kyle Kendrick are believed to be four of many available free agents with whom the Rockies have made initial contact and are monitoring this offseason. The Rockies' interest in Kendrick was first reported by ESPN on Thursday.

Colorado Official Site

Monday, December 1, 2014

Friday, November 14, 2014

Top Prospects Face Off In Arizona Fall League Title Game

You'll always remember where you first saw them. The Arizona Fall League has served as an incubation field for some of the best young players in the Major Leagues, and the next generation of prospects will have a chance to introduce themselves to a national audience in today's title game.

St. Louis Official Site

Sunday, November 9, 2014

Bounce-Back Bargains: Ten Free Agents To Watch

The first Major League free-agent signing of the offseason was certainly nothing flashy. The Yankees liked what they saw from Chris Young in the final stretch of the 2014 season, and Young liked it in the Bronx. A few phone calls later, the deal was done -- one year, $2.5 million for a guy who made $7.25 million last year and could be a very nice bounce-back value pickup for the Yanks.

MLB Official Site