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The RecordVol. I
Hall of ShameA catalog of baseball's lasting mistakes

Team

San Diego Padres

6 entries · 1977–2025

No. 1977.06.15

1977

June 15
Front Office & Trades1977

Seaver to Cincinnati

On the night of the trading deadline, the Mets sent Tom Seaver to Cincinnati for four players, and Dave Kingman to San Diego in a separate deal.

New York Mets · Cincinnati Reds · San Diego Padres

No. 1984.10.07

1984

October 7
Fielding Fiascos1984

Durham Lets It Through

One out from a pennant-clinching chance slipping away, Tim Flannery's grounder went through Leon Durham's legs. San Diego scored four and won the National League.

Chicago Cubs · San Diego Padres

Goose Gossage in August 2007. This is not the pitch to Kirk Gibson in Game 5 of the 1984 World Series.
Pitching Disasters1984

Gossage Pitches to Gibson

In the eighth inning of the 1984 World Series, Dick Williams wanted Goose Gossage to walk Kirk Gibson. Gossage talked him out of it. Gibson hit a three-run homer.

Detroit Tigers · San Diego Padres

Fernando Tatis Jr. on June 26, 2019, three years after San Diego acquired him. He had not played a professional game on the day of the trade.
Front Office & Trades2016

Tatis for Shields

The White Sox sent Fernando Tatis Jr., 17 and still without a professional game, and Erik Johnson to San Diego for James Shields and a large share of his contract.

San Diego Padres · Chicago White Sox

No. 2024.06.04

2024

June 4
Personalities & Off-field2024

Marcano's Lifetime Ban

Major League Baseball banned Tucupita Marcano for life for betting on baseball, including 25 bets on Pirates games while he was on Pittsburgh's roster. It was the first lifetime gambling ban since Pete Rose in 1989.

San Diego Padres · Pittsburgh Pirates

No. 2025.06.19

2025

June 19
Umpire Controversies2025

Hudson and the Immaculate Inning

Yoshinobu Yamamoto was one called strike from an immaculate inning when Marvin Hudson ruled a 96-mph fastball a ball. Yamamoto struck out the side anyway. The inning was no longer immaculate.

San Diego Padres · Los Angeles Dodgers