HeyJaredTom Krasovic
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Tom Krasovic: Mark my words — this is the Padres’ year to win it all (opens the original)
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Among baseball lifers, there’s a mystical belief that goes like this: If you honor the baseball gods, the baseball gods someday will honor you. The World Series champion isn’t the best team as much as it’s the team the gods have chosen to reward. October baseball serves up small-sample-size weirdness, fostering this mysticism. Two decades ago, the St. Louis Cardinals went from a 83-79 regular season to receiving the trophy; And three autumns ago, the Texas Rangers held a franchise-first trophy a
Tom Krasovic: Craig Stammen deserves to be National League Manager of the Year (opens the original)
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As a person, it didn’t take long for Craig Stammen to remind me of Bruce Bochy. He came off as comfortable with who he is, and able to make everyone around him comfortable. A good listener. Observant. Clear at expressing himself, yet without leaning much on cliché. Quick to laugh. Slow to annoyance. Married with children. A former longtime big leaguer. Bright. This was someone who seemingly would wear well over the numbingly long baseball season, provided he could run a game and solve problems.
Tom Krasovic: Improved play should give Padres more than a puncher’s chance in playoffs (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES — As October looms, I’m buying the Padres as a dangerous team. If they play close to their immense talent, they’ll make it three World Series titles in a row. But the Padres have a lot going for them. Setting aside the Dodgers, the Padres are no less capable than anyone else in the National League field. And they actually do hold a key advantage or two over their L.A. rival. For almost three months now, the Padres have played good baseball across the board. Pitching? Going into Thurs
Tom Krasovic: Chris Gwynn’s big hit still resonates in San Diego during Padres’ L.A. playoff push (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES — Circumstances around the Padres evoked a 1996 vibe going into Wednesday night’s game at Dodger Stadium. Near the visiting clubhouse, a worker stashed champagne and other carbonated beverages. If the Padres won and the Diamondbacks lost, San Diego would celebrate its fourth wild-card berth in five years. Though the Diamondbacks nixed that scenario, winning 5-3 against the Rockies in Denver, the bubbly cued up a useful reminder. Playoff berths are precious — more so when San Diego te
Tom Krasovic: Padres are much improved; we’ll see if it’s enough to beat LA (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES — Finally, we got to see the surging Padres go against a good team. The Los Angeles Dodgers are a world apart from the stumblebums and mediocrities the Padres have been feasting on of late. And with the playoffs looming, the series opener Tuesday night here felt more important than just one of 162 games. On cue, the game got off to a spicy start. Dodgers pitcher Brock Stewart buzzed Manny Machado with a first-inning, first-pitch fastball, sending him to the dirt and dislodging his he
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