If Tatis hits a homerun tonight i’ll give this to one person who retweets this✅

I loved this moment There’s something different about this team

“We’ll stay classy, San Diego” - Mike Schildt

Play our game.

mnf ⏳

FINAL: Los Angeles Chargers fend off Bengals comeback attempt on SNF! #CINvsLAC

🚨JUSTIN HERBERT IS ASBURD🚨 HERBERT ESCAPED, ROLLED LEFT, FALLING AWAY, THROWS A DIME FOR AN INSANE TOUCHDOWN PASS. 🤯🤯🤯 One of the most talented pure quarterbacks we have ever seen. INSANE. WATCH THIS.

CHARGERS BOLT BACK IN THE SECOND HALF TO COMPLETE THE DOUBLE-DIGIT COMEBACK ⚡ They now have a 97% chance to make the playoffs after the win 👀

Tony Gwynn vs Randy Johnson playoff matchup This is what baseball is all about

The Los Angeles Chargers punch their ticket into the #NFLPlayoffs ⚡️ #EasyToCelebrate | Bud Light

We join the nation in mourning the passing of Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of The United States. A Georgia native, President Carter was an ardent supporter of the Atlanta Braves. As Governor of Georgia, he was in attendance when Hank Aaron broke Babe Ruth’s home run record

Jurickson Profar, San Diego will never forget this

Happy Anniversary Tony Gwynn 🏀 PTI just gave #SanDiego some major love 🖤❤️ San Diego State University #GoAztecs

San Diego legend Antonio Gates is headed to the Hall of Fame

Antonio Gates Congrats @theantoniogates85 on being voted into the #ProFootballHallOfFame! Much deserved! Los Angeles Chargers ⚡️⚡️⚡️

Life without football

Nick Pivetta and the San Diego Padres one-hit Atlanta to complete the sweep and start the season 4-0 for only the second time in franchise history!

The last time the Padres started 4-0 in 1984 🎥

It’s a Monday night in April. The attendance at Petco Park tonight: 47,078 3rd largest crowd in Petco Park history, and the 9th sellout of the 2025 season. San Diego is an amazing baseball town.

The MAGA movement is focused on touting only the exceptional parts of our past “because having to look too closely at the disturbing parts of American history would mean having to look closely at the disturbing parts of themselves,” Clint Smith argues: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…