Arizona League Padres

Class-level
Arizona League Padres Founded in 1988 Peoria, Arizona
Current	Rookie
Minor league affiliations
League	Arizona League
Division	Western
Major league affiliations
Current	San Diego Padres
Minor league titles
League titles (2)	1996 2006
Team data
Nickname	Arizona League Padres
Ballpark	Peoria Sports Complex (1993-2000, 2004-present)
	Scottsdale Stadium (1988-1992)
	San Diego Padres
Manager	Rod Barajas

The Arizona League Padres are the rookie-level team of the San Diego Padres in the Arizona League. They play their home games at Peoria Sports Complex in Peoria, Arizona, which is also the home of the minor league clubhouse for the Padres. It also serves as home to Padres' spring training.

The Padres won the 2006 Arizona Rookie League (AZL) First Half title and the AZL Championship by beating the AZL Angels 5-2.

Roster

External links

Official Site
MadFriars.com

Arizona League

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Arizona League Padres