- Tue Feb 18, 2025 8:45 pm
#6357
In a recent Q&A session, Padres CEO Erik Greupner laid out the organization's commitment to winning a World Series and maintaining a competitive team. With a payroll around $200 million and a willingness to pay into the Competitive Balance Tax, the Padres are clearly in a position to make a serious run this season. But what does this mean for the future of the franchise?
Let's dive into some intriguing questions. Do you believe the Padres can truly compete for a championship this year, or are they still a few key pieces away? With the recent ownership transitions and the assurance that the team is not being sold or moved, how do you think this stability will impact player performance and fan engagement?
Moreover, Greupner mentioned the potential for further roster additions. If you were in charge, which positions or players would you target to bolster the team? And what are your thoughts on the Padres' strategy of being a payor into the Competitive Balance Tax? Is this a sustainable approach for a smaller market team, or could it backfire in the long run?
Lastly, with the extension of broadcaster Don Orsillo, how important do you think the voice of the team is in shaping the fan experience? Does a familiar and beloved broadcaster contribute to a stronger connection between the team and its supporters?
Share your thoughts, bold predictions, and any experiences you have as a Padres fan. Let's get the conversation rolling!
Let's dive into some intriguing questions. Do you believe the Padres can truly compete for a championship this year, or are they still a few key pieces away? With the recent ownership transitions and the assurance that the team is not being sold or moved, how do you think this stability will impact player performance and fan engagement?
Moreover, Greupner mentioned the potential for further roster additions. If you were in charge, which positions or players would you target to bolster the team? And what are your thoughts on the Padres' strategy of being a payor into the Competitive Balance Tax? Is this a sustainable approach for a smaller market team, or could it backfire in the long run?
Lastly, with the extension of broadcaster Don Orsillo, how important do you think the voice of the team is in shaping the fan experience? Does a familiar and beloved broadcaster contribute to a stronger connection between the team and its supporters?
Share your thoughts, bold predictions, and any experiences you have as a Padres fan. Let's get the conversation rolling!
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