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6:30 PM ET, Sat March 13, 2010
Scott Hairston
- #12 | CF/LF BatsR ThrowsR
- Height6-0
- Weight185
- San Diego Padres
- Age29
- Experience 6 years
- Salary $1,250,000
- BirthplaceFort Worth, Texas
Injured Giles decides to retire
San Diego Union-Tribune — The reaction on Scott Hairston’s face was one of disbelief. “Really,” the center fielder said when told yesterday that former Padre Brian Giles had announced his retirement just down the road in the spring training camp of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
San Diego Padres March 12, 2010Hairston’s hand bruised, not broken
San Diego Union-Tribune — In the middle of a steady rain, there was one ray of sunlight yesterday in Peoria, Ariz. Scott Hairston was only bruised Saturday when struck on the back of his left hand by a pitched ball.
San Diego Padres March 8, 2010Finally, Hairston brothers team up
San Diego Union-Tribune — Even though they didn’t carpool from their east Phoenix-area homes, brothers Scott and Jerry Hairston reported to the Padres’ spring training camp yesterday within minutes of each other.
San Diego Padres February 24, 2010Most talked about players in the last 24 hours
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Brian Giles
RF
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Scott Hairston
CF/LF
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Jon Garland
SP
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Chris Young
SP
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Tony Gwynn
CF/RF
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Heath Bell
RP/CL
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Chase Headley
LF/3B/1B
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David Eckstein
2B/SS
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Nick Hundley
C/LF
- Kouz missing as A's host Padres Padres Blog | San Diego Union-Tribune Kouz missing as A's host Padres
- Prickly start for Padres in Cactus San Diego Union-Tribune It’s spring training. And it’s early in spring training at that. So early that earlier this week, Padres manager Bud Black said it hasn’t reached the mid-term stage when it comes to grading performance. “We’re still doing open-book tests,” Black said.
- Davis, Rangers beat up Richard, Padres Riverside Press-Enterprise
- I can't type as fast as I can think Padres Blog | San Diego Union-Tribune I can't type as fast as I can think
- Hairston looks worse than he is Padres Blog | San Diego Union-Tribune Hairston looks worse than he is
- Garland’s movement good, mechanics so-so San Diego Union-Tribune Although his statistical line was bad, Jon Garland was happy.
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