Jerry Pfohl @JerryPfohl

Dad. Husband. Padres Fan. Temecula, CA Joined August 2011

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@bucsauthentics Ryan O’Hearn!

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GIVEAWAY!! From Paul Skenes' hands to yours.⚾️ This ball was pitched to Nico Hoerner and grounded out to Jared Triolo on May 28th vs. the Cubs. For a chance to win this ball: ✅Follow @bucsauthentics 🔁Retweet this post 💬Comment your favorite Pirates player

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This Philly-inspired @EvoShield All-Star Game catcher's helmet is 🔥🔥 REPOST for a chance to win. Rules: mlb.com/network/about/… | NoPurNec, US/18+, Ends 7/20

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@MLB @TMobile 4k home run derby!

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Repost and reply for your chance to win a @TMobile #HRDerby ball! Watch live on Netflix at 8 pm ET No purchase necessary. Enter by 11:59 p.m. ET on 7/16/26. Rules: atmlb.com/SweepstakesRul…

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8 players. 3 rounds. 1 Liberty Bell chain. The @TMobile #HRDerby is TONIGHT! 💥 Watch live on Netflix at 8 pm ET with special coverage beginning at 7 pm ET

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🚨 GIVEAWAY 🚨 We're giving away a 2025 Topps Chrome Platinum Baseball Hobby Box! To enter: 1) LIKE, REPOST, & FOLLOW @SCCTradingCards 2) COMMENT your favorite MLB team Winner picked 7/8/26. Must be following to win. This giveaway is cross-platform. Void where prohibited.

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@SCCTradingCards @Padres

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Happy 4th of July! ⚾️🇺🇸 REPOST for a chance at this Red, White and Blue-inspired R9 Series @RawlingsSports glove! Rules: mlb.com/network/about/… | NoPurNec, US/18+, Ends 7/8

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2 months ago

On the flip side: what is Kevin Brown wasn’t traded to the Padres? The Padres do not win the NL West, much less the NL. The ballot initiative fails without the World Series momentum and Petco Park is never built. After years where both the Padres and Chargers struggle, the Chargers return to winning likely results in public support for a tax payer funded stadium. The Padres meanwhile languish in Qualcomm as they seek relocation. Kevin Brown is truly one of the most impactful athletes in San Diego sports history.

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2 months ago

If the Padres don’t go “Rock Star” GM mode in December 2014/ early 2015 and trade Turner in the Wil Myers trade, they likely have little use to sign James Shields. Without Shields, there is no Nando. It’s absolutely understandable to look at guys who at some point were under our control and think “what if?” But the butterfly effect makes the idea that this could have actually happened an impossibility. If the Padres did what they should have done in 2023, this would not even be a conversation. That let done was historically disappointing.

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2 months ago

@SleeperPadres What if the Padres traded Ruben Rivera to the Mariners in 1998 (along with Joey Hamilton) for Randy Johnson?

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@MLB @Padres What time should we start lining up for the parade?

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@TooMuchMortons_ #padres

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@jonschaeffer He has directly been responsible for three wins yet his WAR is -.5. #WARwhatisitgoodfor?

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2 months ago

The Force is strong with this signed ball from Mason Miller 🔥 Repost and reply for a chance to win it! Experience Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu only in theaters May 22

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2 months ago

Padres pitcher Mason Miller and Grogu starred in a new Star Wars promo 👀 And Mason got a little help from Grogu on a pitch 🤣

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3 months ago

MLB Network needs to stop treating the Padres like a publicly available depth chart for bigger markets. Another segment pushing the idea that Fernando Tatis Jr. should be traded is not bold analysis. It is insulting. To Padres fans, to San Diego, and frankly to the credibility of a league-owned network that should understand why players like Fernando matter. This is not the first time. Not long ago, the argument was that the Padres “couldn’t afford” him, right before the franchise reached a reported sale agreement near $4 billion. Now the argument is a “change of scenery,” as if one of the most electric players in baseball, a cornerstone of the franchise, and a major reason Petco Park is packed night after night should simply be redirected to New York because it makes for convenient television. That is not serious baseball discussion. That is big-market wish casting dressed up as analysis. Fernando Tatis Jr. is not just a line on a trade machine. He is part of the identity of this team and this city. He is one of the reasons kids wear Padres gear, families show up, the ballpark sells out, and San Diego baseball has become a national story instead of an afterthought. Padres fans have heard this routine for years: develop stars, sign stars, support stars- and then watch national media immediately speculate about where those stars “should really” play. Enough. Criticize the roster. Debate performance. Question decisions. That is fair. But stop acting like San Diego exists to solve problems for the Mets, Yankees, Dodgers, Red Sox, or anyone else. If MLB Network wants to grow the game, it should start by respecting all of its markets, not just the ones its panels seem most interested in feeding. The atmosphere that breeds confidence in the game is an electric night in front of a sea of 40,000 + San Diegans, not the dribble that is primetime programming on MLB Network. Fernando belongs in San Diego. And Padres fans are tired of being told our stars are someone else’s future content.