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Padres injuries are piling up
A lot of losing this weekend for the Padres, SDFC, Sockers & Aztecs. The guys touch on all of them and have a message for those that like wearing jeans.
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A rough start to the weekend
Welcome to Church. Here's a recap of what you missed on Saturday.
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An ode to the "previous channel" button
I don't miss the way that TV watching used to be, but I missed the functionality of a single button that now seems lost to time.
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SDFC's biggest game of the year (so far)?
It's Friday! The guys thank the listeners before talking about the Padres, San Diego FC, travel plans and the NBA Playoffs.
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Padres Roundtable: Quantifying the unquantifiable
A very intelligent San Diego Padres roundtable, with a little bit of San Diego FC mixed in.
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Steve Sands: "It's the single most difficult thing to do in sports."
Talking with Steve Sands about Rory McIlroy finally finishing off a career Grand Slam at the Masters, and how Rory was able to stabilize himself during a difficult round on Sunday.
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Tatis is appointment television
The Padres stay undefeated at home, Tatis is playing like an MVP, Petco Park is filled with screaming fans and the NBA Postseason begins tonight.
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Earthquakes, Rory's Masters moment, weekend recaps for Padres & SDFC
Talking about Rory's win at Augusta and his human reaction to the moment...before getting rudely interrupted by an earthquake.
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Grand Opening, Grand Closing
Welcome back to Church. Let's chat.
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Making sense of subscriptions & "hockey assists" in MLS
Do you know how many subscriptions you have? Does MLS have any idea how many assists their players have? Can Jason Heyward keep his starting spot for the Padres? Answers to some of these questions on today's podcast!
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Padres Off-Day Thoughts: April 10, 2025
Using the off day to unload some thoughts about the 2025 San Diego Padres.
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What do sports fans root for?
When the fans turn on a team to follow a particular player, what are they rooting for and why? Luka Doncic (and others) are leading us to wonder about what makes sports fandom what it is.