The Padres Spring Training Report

Day 7 of spring training featured numerous drills and several hours of practice at Padres camp in Arizona.

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Will LT Come Back to Haunt the Chargers?

It's a sad day in San Diego sports.
In other words, just like every other day in San Diego sports.
The Chargers made it official Monday, releasing future Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson, marking the end of an era in San Diego.
Now the question becomes, where will LT go next?
Many have speculated New Orleans because of the obvious Drew Brees connection, but we're not so sure.
We're thinking LT might be inclined to stay in the AFC. New England perhaps?
Why? All things being equal, we can see LT choosing an AFC team, if for no other reason than to help bounce Albert John Smith, who answers to the colorful nickname "A.J.," and Norv Turner from the playoffs.
You just know it will work out that way.

Padres Still Grasping at Straws

In their never-ending quest to find people who actually want to come out and watch their games, the Padres are implementing changes to the in-game fan experience at Petco Park.
"In-game fan experience" is another way of saying the club wants to distract you from how boring, bland and mediocre the product on the field is. And the Padres are hoping John and Jane Fan will leap off their sofa and order season tickets at any moment because exciting new music will be played between innings.
Many of the changes to the in-game program reportedly are being made to educate the fans. Yeah, that's always a good idea in any business -- insult the intelligence of your paying customers.
So basically, the team's brain trust is saying its fans need to be educated.
Nice to know the Padres think their fans are idiots.

The High School Basketball Report

High school basketball season continued Friday night with dozens of games throughout San Diego County.
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The USD Report

The University of San Diego lost to San Francisco 72-70 in college basketball action Thursday.
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