Former MLB pitcher and San Diego Padres broadcaster Bob Scanlan joins Braden Surprenant joining his Padres "State of the Union" through the first 30 games of the season
Scanlan broke down a strong 19-11 start for the Padres, noting the team is winning despite not “clicking on all cylinders.” He highlighted their ability to capitalize on mistakes, produce productive outs, and stay competitive in games as key reasons for early success.
Scanlan also praised manager Craig Stammen for keeping the entire roster engaged, emphasizing how consistent player involvement builds chemistry and long-term success.
Plus, he offered perspective on the challenges hitters face when making in-season adjustments—and why patience is key—as well as early impressions of the Padres’ pitching depth and rotation battles.
Catch the full interview below
