The latest Padres, Chargers and Aztecs headlines along with the other top San Diego sports stories every morning.
|  Tuesday, Jan 30 MLB Network documentary premiering Tuesday night captures the essence of Tony Gwynn. | | | | The Kansas City Royals on Monday cleared some salary in a trade involving ex-Padres pitcher, possibly strengthening their pursuit of free-agent first baseman Eric Hosmer. The Padres also remain in the mix for Hosmer. | | | | | Rancho Bernardo's Jo Cornell has joined with another mom in a lawsuit against Pop Warner. Both of their sons were diagnosed with CTE after they died — one in a suicide and another in a crash. | | | | | San Diego State's 2018 football season opener at Stanford now will be Aug. 31. | | | | | Alex Noren went in the water and Jason Day won the Farmers Insurance Open playoff Monday at Torrey Pines. | | | | | Michel Baez checked in at No. 42 in MLB.com's top-100 lists. The Padres' seven top-100 prospects rank only behind the Braves' eight. | | | | | The Padres farm system is rated No. 3 in baseball behind the Braves and the Yankees by ESPN's Keith Law. | | | | | When the Super Bowl is played Sunday in Minneapolis, Al Michaels will join Pat Summerall as the only broadcasters to handle play-by-play for the game at least 10 times. | | |
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