San Diego Padres San Francisco Tickets

The AT&T Park in San Francisco will be playing host to baseball playoffs games featuring San Diego Padres and San Francisco Giants. The Padres will be challenging the Giants at the latter team’s home ground. Inaugurated in 2000, the AT&T Park has gained popularity for presenting collegiate football events, baseball games, soccer playoffs games and music concerts. With a seating capacity for as much as 42,000 spectators, the ballpark has also served as the home to the NCAA’s Fight Hunger Bowl for over a decade. Baseball fans should head to the AT&T Park this season as it going to hold multiple baseball games. Buy San Diego Padres San Francisco tickets.

The Major League Baseball team San Diego Padres is all ready to play at San Francisco Giant’s home ground. Formed in 1969, San Diego Padres is a continuation of the 1936 baseball team that was led and owned by Ted Williams. The Padres became one of the four expansion teams that were formed by the Major League Baseball. Others include Seattle Pilots, Kansas City Royals and Montreal Expos. Originally owned by the businessman C. Arnholt Smith, the Padres struggled initially, before picking up pace in the 80s. San Diego Padres won their first NL Pennant and West Division title in 1984. During this time, the baseball team produced batting title winner, Tony Gwynn. Before moving to their current home arena, the PETCO Park, the Padres played at the Qualcomm Stadium from 1969 to 2003.

San Diego Padres are known to compete in the National League’s Western Division. Since the team’s inception it has had thirteen winning seasons, bagged five West Division championships and two NL Pennants. The Padres are currently owned by Peter O’Malley and Ron Fowler while the team’s manager is Bud Black. Supporting the colors white, sand and blue, the mascot of San Diego Padres is the “Swinging Friar”. Nicknamed the Pads and the Frairs, the professional baseball team’s best season was in 1998 which ended with a score of 98-64. With 76 wins to their name in the 2013 season, the Padres finished in third place. Watch this successful team play live by getting San Diego Padres San Francisco tickets.