The Beginning - The San Diego Padres were born into the National League in 1969 as part of a two team NL expansion which included the Montreal Expos. The Padres have been minimally successful, having won four division titles and been to two World Series in their existence
Best Trade in Team History - In June of 1993, the Padres acquired Trevor Hoffman along with Andres Berumen and Jose Martinez in exchange for Gary Sheffield and Rich Rodriguez. Though Sheffield is a future Hall of Famer, he has stayed with no team for more than four full seasons, while Hoffman went on to become a San Diego legend.
Worst Trade in Team History - In 1993, owner Tom Werner was having a fire sale, and the Padres sent Fred McGriff to the Braves for three prospects that you've never heard of. McGriff took the Braves on his back to the top of the NL West in one of the greatest pennant races ever.
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| Bruce Bochy
Tony Gwynn
Trevor Hoffman
Archi Cianfrocco
Steve Arlin
Eric Show
Nate Colbert
Bip Roberts
Benito Santiago
Nate Colbert
Mark Loretta
Ken Caminiti
Garry Templeton
Phil Nevin
Gene Richards
Steve Finley
Tony Gwynn
Dave Winfield
Randy Jones
Jake Peavy
Eric Show
Andy Benes
Andy Ashby
Trevor Hoffman
Rollie Fingers
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| 2440 - Tony Gwynn
9288 - Tony Gwynn
1383 - Tony Gwynn
3141 - Tony Gwynn
543 - Tony Gwynn
85 - Tony Gwynn
163 - Nate Colbert
1138 - Tony Gwynn
319 - Tony Gwynn
4259 - Tony Gwynn
.338 - Tony Gwynn
.388 - Tony Gwynn
821 - Trevor Hoffman
1766.0 - Randy Jones
100 - Eric Show
105 - Randy Jones
1036 - Andy Benes
593 - Eric Show
2.71 - Trevor Hoffman
18 - Randy Jones
482 - Trevor Hoffman
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| 655 - Steve Finley, 1996
126 - Steve Finley, 1996
220 - Tony Gwynn, 1997
49 - Tony Gwynn, 1997
13 - Tony Gwynn, 1987
50 - Greg Vaughn, 1998
130 - Ken Caminiti
70 - Alan Wiggins
348 - Steve Finley, 1996
.394 - Tony Gwynn, 1994
.454 - Tony Gwynn, 1994
.621 - Ken Caminiti, 1996
1.028 - Ken Caminiti, 1996
83 - Craig Lefferts, 1986
315.1 - Randy Jones, 1976
22 - Randy Jones, 1976
22 - Randy Jones, 1974
257 - Kevin Brown, 1998
125 - Matt Clements, 2000
2.10 - Dave Roberts, 1971
6 - Fred Norman, 1972
6 - Randy Jones, 1975
53 - Trevor Hoffman, 1998
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Tony Gwynn
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Most Valuable Players
Ken Caminiti - 1996
Cy Young Winners
Randy Jones - 1976
Gaylord Perry - 1978
Mark Davis - 1989
Jake Peavy - 2007
Rookies of the Year
Butch Metzger - 1976
Benito Santiago - 1987
Firemen of the Year
Rollie Fingers - 1977
Rollie Fingers - 1978
Rollie Fingers - 1980
Mark Davis - 1989
Trevor Hoffman - 1998
Kingman Award Winners
Steve Garvey - 1986
Joe Carter - 1990
Phil Plantier - 1994
Ruben Rivera - 1999
Alex Gonzalez of the Marlins
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Triple Crown Hitters
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Triple Crown Pitchers
Jake Peavy - 2007
3-4-5 Club
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100-Plus Club
Tony Gwynn (17/119) 1997
500 Outs Club
Ozzie Smith - 1979
Ozzie Smith - 1980
Steve Garvey - 1985
50 Home Run Club
Greg Vaughn (50) 1998
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