NBC 7’s SportsWrap OT features a new segment called “The Ball’s in Your Court” where San Diego sports experts debate the hot topics of the week. You can see it every Sunday night at midnight on NBC 7!

Every year, every fan base in baseball has hope. At Padres FanFest 2020, San Diego fans are no different. The question is: do the Friar Faithful have reason for optimism? Last season the Padres were 45-45 at the All-Star break and only won 27 games the rest of the season. It didn’t do much to change the narrative that the…

The Padres brought back Craig Stammen. Back to you. San Diego baseball fans are still waiting to see if the Friars can add any starting pitchers to the rotation or if A.J. Preller is content to go into the season with what he has in place already. So on this week’s OnFriar Podcast NBC 7’s Darnay Tripp and Derek...

Whether it’s through trades or free agents the Padres have been kicking the tires on all kinds of starting pitchers this off-season. The only one they landed was Zach Davies in a trade that sent Eric Lauer to Milwaukee. So instead of supplementing the starters they’ve bolstered the bullpen, adding Drew Pomeranz and Pierce Johnson … and now retaining...

Welcome to 2020! Now let’s do a whole bunch of things in a completely different way. The Padres only won 70 games last year and haven’t had a winning season since 2010 so, in the spirit of the new year, the OnFriar Podcast has resolutions for the organization in general and several of the guys on the roster already. We…

The Padres still need pitching. Most of the baseball world believes their biggest weakness is starting pitching, which they really haven’t addressed this off-season. But what the Friars have been doing is bolstering their bullpen. They signed veteran Drew Pomeranz a few weeks ago and now they’re taking a chance on a guy who had to go to another...

In 14 years as a Major League Baseball player Ian Kinsler has done a lot. He went to four All-Star Games, won a pair of Gold Gloves, won a World Series and won a World Baseball Classic title.

El Cajon native Greg Garcia took a break from a busy offseason to stop by NBC 7. He discussed #PadresGiving, the team’s efforts to give back to the San Diego community during the Holidays. Garcia also reflected on his first season playing for his hometown. The infielder also weighed in on the team’s new players, manager, and uniforms.

On Day 3 at the 2019 MLB Winter Meetings the Padres have been mentioned in a lot of rumors.

Major League Baseball has long held an All-Star Game in the middle of the summer. But aside from MVP and Cy Young Awards, the Gold Gloves and the Silver Sluggers, baseball has never really put together a team to honor the best players at each position regardless of whether a guy is in the National League or the American League….

Stephen Strasburg signed a record-breaking deal to stay with the Washington Nationals. According to multiple reports, the San Diego State product agreed to a seven-year contract worth $245 million. That’s the most for a pitcher in MLB history.

The city of San Diego was slated to open a fourth temporary homeless shelter this week, which would up the number of beds provided to those struggling with housing to nearly 800.

Poway firefighters and the Poway Padres, a gold medal Special Olympics team, joined together under the Friday night lights for the second annual Heroes softball game. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado has more.

Poway firefighters and the Poway Padres, a gold medal Special Olympics team, joined together under the Friday night lights for the second annual Heroes softball game.

NBC 7 Sportswraps Todd Strain and Darnay Tripp introduce the newest manager of the San Diego Padres.

Five stories you may have missed this week include a son arrested in connection with a house fire that killed his parents and sister plus a man using “bear spray” on deputies and stabbing a K-9.

NBC 7 obtained audio from a 911 call made by a frantic homeowner whose husband used a taser to stop a San Diego Padres starting pitcher from breaking into their home through a doggie door.

NBC 7 obtained audio from a 911 call made by a frantic homeowner whose husband used a taser to stop a San Diego Padres starting pitcher from breaking-into their home through a doggie door.

“The Star-Spangled Banner” isn’t an unusual feature of high school pregame festivities, but Roseanne Barr’s screeching 1990s rendition surprised spectators at one Delaware volleyball game. The News Journal of Wilmington reports the Seaford School District apologized Wednesday for the shock served at Seaford High School’s Tuesday game against Milford High.

“The Star-Spangled Banner” isn’t an unusual feature of high school pregame festivities, but Roseanne Barr’s screeching 1990 rendition surprised spectators at one Delaware volleyball game.