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Cómo la venta de Padres completa el legado de Peter Seidler

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By Buster Olney 
| ESPN Deportes
Mientras se oficializa la venta de los Padres por 3.900 millones de dólares, un repaso a la gestión que transformó la franquicia. Durante su etapa como propietario de los San Diego Padres, el difunto Peter Seidler conversaba con frecuencia con su gerente general, A.J. Preller, acerca del ciclo recurrente de frustración que habían vivido los aficionados al deporte de la ciudad. "Todo el tiempo", comentó Preller recientemente.
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‘It’s a tribute to him’: How the Padres’ sale comp…

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By Buster Olney 
| WFBZ-FM (Sparta, WI)
As the Padres’ sale for $3.9 billion becomes official, a look back at the tenure that transformed the franchise.
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Olney: How Padres' sale completes Peter Seidler's legacy Original

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By Buster Olney 
| ESPN
In his time as owner of the San Diego Padres, the late Peter Seidler spoke frequently with his general manager, A.J. Preller, about the repeated cycle of frustration the city's sports fans had experienced. "All the time," Preller said recently. Often, the Padres developed or collected stars, and with the notable exception of eight-time batting champion Tony Gwynn, they would trade players when they became more expensive or stand down as they departed as free agents.
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