Darnay Tripp is a journalist for San Diego Live Sound, focusing on local sports coverage in San Diego, California. With a passion for covering the Padres and Aztecs, Darnay provides in-depth analysis, interviews, and insights into the local sports scene.
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By: Darnay Tripp
That's more like it. On Monday the Padres needed a late nine-run outburst to beat the Cubs. One night later they managed just one run.
By: Darnay Tripp, Fernando Ramirez
The guys discuss reasons for optimism and areas the Padres still need to work on. It's hard to tell who this year's Padres truly are based on an up and down start.
By: Fernando Ramirez, Darnay Tripp
What makes King and Cease so nasty? Rob also explains why it's too soon to worry about Darvish and Musgrove.
By: Darnay Tripp
The Scripps Ranch grad and former SDSU Aztec is on track to head to 2024 Paris Olympics to defend his gold medal.
By: Darnay Tripp
In his first interview since announcing his decision to transfer to Kentucky Lamont Butler said there were a variety of factors that played into his decision to leave San Diego State for the "blue blood" program.
The big swing broke open what had been a neck and neck game. Boy, the Padres needed that.
By: Darnay Tripp, Fernando Ramirez
Dylan Cease has been unbelievable while Xander Bogaerts has been underwhelming. The Padres have provides reasons for optimism along with cause for concern.
On the heels of disappointing performances Monday and Tuesday against last place Colorado, the Padres turned in their worst performance of the series Wednesday afternoon, losing 8-0.
By: Darnay Tripp, Fernando Ramirez
Mike Shildt was upset. Did he have a right to be? And why was his tone different from the players.
By: Darnay Tripp
It was only a matter of time. Xander Schauffele was too good not to win a major, and he proved it Sunday - birdying the 18th hole at Valhalla to claim his first major championship.
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