SuNDAY REQUEST - @Thischarminham disagrees with my take on the Bay Area's ability to support more than one team.

Wil Myers looks like he is sticking around in San Diego. The Padres might play in a pitchers park but some hitters found their mojo in Petco Park.

It is Friday the 13th, a day that brings up issues of luck and good fortune. Some players had horrible luck. Others had obscenely good luck.

Spent a great few days with my dad, but we both wished there was a baseball game on. Baseball acts as a constant friend who is reliable. For me, it is an indicator that things are going to be ok.

The city of San Diego is now a one team city. The Padres have the city to themselves. Fans need to support them like never before.

There are no Colorado Rockies in the Hall of Fame. Larry Walker and Todd Helton might change that.

I would like to see a Padres and A's World Series. Do you know why? Because California is filled with all sorts of regional insecurities and this would be a great face off for two cities with an inferiority complex.

SUNDAY REQUEST -@theSTLpoke asks about how MLB has fallen behind golf in terms of embracing social media and distribution of their product.

The football playoffs are starting and there are some playoff teams who do not have a single player I can name. But I always watch the NFL in January and I do so through a baseball prism.

The wonderful comedian Kevin Maher, creator of Kevin Geeks Out, joins the podcast to discuss the horrible and so bad you can not look away 1978 baseball comedy Here Come The Tigers, a shameless, heartless and joyless rip off of the classic film, The Bad News Bears.