For more than a month, San Diego Padre Luis Arraez refused to strike out
Just last season, Arraez created buzz for his pursuit of a .400 average. He was above that mark as late as June 24, before dropping off for the remainder of the season. San Diego native Ted Williams was the last to hit .400, doing so in 1941. Gwynn's famous pursuit in 1994 ended on Aug. 11 because of a strike, with his average sitting at .394.
Luis Arráez has struck out just 28 times this season. The San Diego Padres have MLB’s best record since his arrival.
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Way back in early April, we published our first Hitter Power Rankings of 2024. A lot -- but certainly not everything -- has ...
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The Padres took a 2 1/2-game lead over Arizona for the top NL wild card and stayed 3 1/2 games behind the first-place Los ...
Make it 129 plate appearances without a strikeout for Luis Arraez. And counting. The Padres’ contact king turned in another ...
The coming days and weeks provided even better post World Series news. I would be getting a World Series ring with my name on it and a check with a nice amount and my name on it.
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Darvish sharp, Merrill and Profar homer in 3-1 win over AstrosYu Darvish had his best outing since being sidelined for more than three months, and rookie Jackson Merrill and Jurickson Profar homered as the San Diego Padres beat the Houston Astros 3-1 on Monday ...
Yu Darvish had his best outing since being sidelined for more than three months, and rookie Jackson Merrill and Jurickson ...
Many of our greatest baseball players never won a World Series. Ted Williams never won one. Neither did Ken Griffey Jr., Ty ...
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