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About Geoff YoungGeoff Young covers the San Diego Padres at Ducksnorts and is a contributor to Baseball Prospectus. Geoff has written three books about the Padres. He lives in San Diego with his wife.Note: This page displays up to 100 articles at a time. To view a subset of a writer's work, click on one of the following years: 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Geoff Young's ArticlesClick here to view an RSS feed of this writer's articles. 2010Epic pitchers duels, epilogueDecember 22, 2010Thanks to a reader suggestion, our four-part series now has a fifth part: To the 1980s... and beyond! Epic pitchers duels, Part 4December 15, 2010The final installment of our four-part series covers the 1970s. Epic pitchers duels, Part 3December 08, 2010The third installment of our four-part series covers the 1950s and 1960s. In defense of the Padres defenseDecember 01, 2010The Padres fell short in 2010, but it wasn't for lack of glove. Epic pitchers duels (Part 1)November 26, 2010This installment covers the 1920s and 1930s. Epic pitchers duels (Part 2)November 24, 2010The second installment of our four-part series covers the 1940s. Notes from the Arizona Fall LeagueNovember 17, 2010Dustin Ackley was supposed to be the show, but Jason Kipnis stole it. Reimagining the 1987 draft (Part 4)November 10, 2010If the Red Sox don't draft Reggie Harris, do they trade for Derek Lowe and Jason Varitek? As goes the game, so goes the seasonOctober 04, 2010On the season's final day, the Padres fall just short in their bid for a postseason berth. Reimagining the 1987 draft (Part 3)September 22, 2010In which the Tigers don't throw away their first two picks. Losing streaks, winning teamsSeptember 08, 2010The 1982 Braves were the last team to have a losing streak in double digits and still reach the playoffs. Could the 2010 Padres be the next? Reimagining the 1987 draft (Part 2)September 01, 2010What might Jack McDowell have meant to the '92 A's? Bret Boone to the '01 Cardinals? Reimagining the 1987 draft (Part 1)August 25, 2010What if the Pirates had drafted Mike Mussina instead of Mark Merchant? The 2010 Aflac All-American Baseball ClassicAugust 18, 2010Thirty-eight of the finest high school players displayed their skills in San Diego. Where the wild things areAugust 11, 2010The farther down you go, the worse their control gets. Jed Hoyer’s trading styleAugust 04, 2010No Jedi mind tricks here, just value for value. Two weeks… and changeJuly 21, 2010Are Jose Bautista and Jeff Francoeur still drawing walks? Yes and no. Short people got no reason…July 14, 2010Randy Newman's song would have been better if he'd finished the line, "...to be discriminated against as baseball players." Eh, maybe not. The cult of Warren NewsonJuly 07, 2010There isn't one? Well, maybe there should be. West coast baseball road trip 2010June 30, 2010Geoff drives 2,200 miles and watches six minor-league games in eight days. Checking in on the sophomoresJune 16, 2010How are the eight sophomores we examined before the season doing so far? Produce great men, the rest followsJune 09, 2010Reflections on Ken Griffey Jr. Padres or pumpkins?May 26, 2010Sometimes, it's hard to tell the difference. Riders on the StormMay 19, 2010Geoff takes a trip up I-15 to watch the kids at Lake Elsinore play. They travel in pairsMay 05, 2010Ah, the minor leagues... where pitchers chart pitches while sitting in the stands with the rest of us. Two weeksApril 21, 2010It's not just a Grizzly Bear song. OK, BaseballApril 07, 2010Can listening to Radiohead make watching a Red Sox/Yankees game bearable? Why I love baseballMarch 31, 2010Ask a simple question, get a complicated answer. Five questions: San Diego PadresMarch 24, 2010Assembling talent is hard. Keeping fans interested is even harder. Inverted recordsMarch 17, 2010Bill James once devised a way to translate batting lines into pitching lines. It's kind of fun. Eight sophomoresMarch 10, 2010It's like reading tea leaves, only mathier. Petco Park revisitedFebruary 17, 2010A lot can change in three years, but that doesn't mean it will. Better to be lucky than good (Part 2)February 03, 2010Run support is a pitcher's best friend, especially when that pitcher isn't doing his job very well. Better to be lucky than good (Part 1)January 27, 2010It stinks when you do good work and have little to show for it. Players worth remembering, Others (Part 2)January 18, 2010The best of the rest from 1901 to 1989, outfielders and pitchers. Nine questions with Dirk HayhurstJanuary 12, 2010Geoff chats with the Toronto Blue Jays right-hander and author of The Bullpen Gospels. Players worth remembering, Others (Part 1)January 06, 2010The best of the rest from 1901 to 1989, catchers and infielders. | ||||