Randy Jones – San Diego Padres Career Highlights (1973–1980) - First and only Padres pitcher to win the National League Cy Young Award (1976) - 1976: 22–14 record, 2.74 ERA, led the NL with 25 complete games and 315⅓ innings pitched - 1975: 20–12 record, led the NL with a 2.24 ERA (first ERA title in franchise history) - Two-time All-Star (1975 & 1976) - At the 1976 All-Star break: 16–3, landed on the cover of Sports Illustrated with the headline “Can He Win 30?” - Franchise record holder (as of

Today In 1973: Atlanta #Braves ace pitcher Phil Niekro hurls a no-hitter vs. the San Diego Padres! #Knucksie #MLB #Baseball #History | Baseball by BSmile

This Day in Padres History: September 20, 1984 The Padres clinched their first National League West championship with a 5-4 win over San Francisco at Jack Murphy Stadium 👏 | San Diego Padres

Secrets Unveiled: The Padres Name Explained! Learn the surprising history of how the San Diego Padres got their name! From the Franciscan friars to the Swingin' Friar, discover the origins of this iconic baseball team. Did you know that the Padres were originally part of the Pacific Coast League? Find out how they made the transition to the MLB and continue to represent San Diego with pride. This is a must-watch for any Padres fan or anyone interested in the history of baseball in California. #m

History made in Slam Diego. | San Diego Padres