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Padres Sign Jon Garland

By Mike Axisa | January 26, 2010 at 6:01pm CDT

The Padres signed Jon Garland to a one-year deal with a mutual option for 2011. Garland earns $4.7MM in 2010, plus another $600K if San Diego buys out his $6.75MM mutual option for 2011.  

The 30-year-old Garland earned $7.25MM with the Diamondbacks and Dodgers last year, when he made 33 starts with a 4.01 ERA. Moving to Petco Park will certainly help boost his overall numbers. We heard that San Diego had about $5MM left to spend last week. The Padres wanted someone durable that would contribute innings and Garland definitely fits that criteria. He has made at least 32 starts and thrown at least 191.2 innings every year since 2002.

The Mets and Dodgers were two other teams recently connected to the righty. 

MLB.com's Corey Brock first reported the agreement and Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports and Dan Hayes of the North County Times added details via Twitter.

Ben Nicholson-Smith contributed to this post.

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92 Comments

  1. Jonathan Da Silva

    15 years ago

    haha the mets will have no one. Smoltz? okayyyyyyy

    Reply
    • dodgers_suck

      15 years ago

      i just picture minaya crying like coach kline on the waterboy. that makes me laugh. he’s talked to every free agent just like any other team.

      Reply
    • Guest 861

      15 years ago

      There are still options out there but Garland will do great on the Padres!!! This is a great signing!!

      Reply
    • Guest 861

      15 years ago

      There are still options out there but Garland will do great on the Padres!!! This is a great signing!!

      Reply
  2. TheReturnOfMrBlanks

    15 years ago

    Nice….

    Reply
  3. Guest 858

    15 years ago

    Perfect fit for the Padres.

    Reply
  4. adamellingson

    15 years ago

    HAHAHAHAHAHA WHAT ARE THE METS GOING TO DO NOW???? JIMINY CRICKETS… THEY’RE TEAM IS GOING TO BE great….. LOL

    Reply
  5. Ferrariman

    15 years ago

    eh, no real surprise here. Good signing but its definitely a lateral movement..no progression, no regression.

    Reply
    • bstokes

      15 years ago

      I disagree. As long as he is healthy, Garland pitches a lot of innings.

      Given the relative youth of the Padre rotation and the general inability of most of the current 5th starter options to get past the 5th inning, Garland is definitely an upgrade and a solid vet. presence.

      Great signing by Hoyer.

      Reply
      • coup

        15 years ago

        Perfect reply.

        Reply
      • markjsunz

        15 years ago

        What is the good of pitching a lot of innings when you have an ERA over 4 and you lose more games then you win? Has Major League pitching become so bad that this is a good standard, or you sign a guy who spent a year on the disabled list for 10 million dollars?

        Reply
        • bstokes

          15 years ago

          The record is a little irrelavent since that is as much a product of the offense playing behind you (just ask Jake Peavy).

          And having an ERA of 4 and pitching over 200 innings is good when the other internal options to fill the rotation have no track record of pitching that many innings with an ERA under 4.

          Reply
    • Ohhhplease

      15 years ago

      Not sure how you figure a solid innings eater, and mentor for a young pitching staff for a fairly low cost is “no progression”. Did they just sign the equivalent of Johan Santana? Absolutely not, did they take a step towards being a .500 team this year, absolutely.

      Let’s not look at every signing that is not a perrenial all-star as “no progression, no regression”.

      Reply
  6. Macfan1

    15 years ago

    Whoah that came out of left field. Anyone notice that a lot of these guys are going to pitchers parks primarily. I’m surprised he signed there.

    Reply
  7. UnknownPoster

    15 years ago

    This is out of the blue, but makes sense. The Pads needed a pitcher who could eat innings and be semi effective…

    Oh, the Mets are screwed, IMO, unless they go to a trade

    Reply
  8. Matt Manzella

    15 years ago

    Lots of signings today, hopefully the rest of the offseason is this busy. Nice signing by the Padres, another pitcher’s park for Gar Gar, he should do well.

    Reply
  9. yanksrdashit

    15 years ago

    The Mets are officially not getting even SECOND PLACE IN THE DIVISION. THEY ARE DONE. Way to go Omar your officially the worst gm ever. People the Mets have lost (Big Names) FEEL FREE TO ADDGarlandPinieroSheetsPeople Omar has signedBay

    Reply
  10. Mickeyblue

    15 years ago

    This is what the Mets get for wasting so much time and money on Bay when pitching should have been their priority. The Mets really screwed up this offseason, they should’ve had pitching as their no. 1 objective and yet they spend all their time on Jason Bay.

    Reply
  11. Zack D

    15 years ago

    Nice, Omar finally getting a pitche….. oh wait he’s still sitting back and doing nothing. John smotlz…really? What is he 50?

    Reply
  12. Ferrariman

    15 years ago

    so…whats left for the mets now…

    braden looper?
    todd wellemeyer?
    jarrod washburn?
    lol this day just keeps getting better.

    maybe tom glavine? LMFAO

    Reply
  13. trbutis loves men

    15 years ago

    I forgot how many message board GM’s this place trolls out when something like this happens. Must be a sale on Met haterade going on this month.

    Reply
  14. Brian 30

    15 years ago

    Hopefully Omar doesn’t make it past May. He’s clueless.

    As of right now, the Phillies 2, 3, and 4 are ALL better than the Mets 2.

    It’s going to be a long year.

    Reply
    • icedrake523

      15 years ago

      GMs don’t often get fired mid-season. The time to fire him was this offseason.

      Unfortunately, the Mets don’t want to cough up the dough to buy him out. And yet you have NBC buying out Conan for $45M when they’re going to lose $200M to the Olympics.

      Reply
    • Infield Fly

      15 years ago

      Oh please! What we need is to fire the Wilpons!
      Yeah, I know…that’ll happen.

      Reply
  15. bbxxj

    15 years ago

    If would have told me that BOTH Sheets and Garland would sign today I would have bet that the Mets would have got one of them.

    So its down to Looper and Washburn as innings eaters and Smoltz, Wang, and Bedard as injury risk starters. Not completely dire but not looking as hot as when Lackey, Halliday, Wolf, Sheets, Pinero, and Marquis were all still on the board.

    Reply
  16. altosax29b

    15 years ago

    Mets getting absolutely shilled this offseason.

    Reply
  17. Ferrariman

    15 years ago

    maybe its not as bad as we think it is,

    perhaps the mets will realize they need to take a gamble and bump Igarashi and Kelvim Escobar into starters and the other becomes Set up…

    if not all hope is lost.

    Reply
    • Infield Fly

      15 years ago

      I don’t know enough about Igarashi but I do know that attempts to put Kelvim back in the starter position within the last year have met with re-injury. I don’t think we want to go down that path.

      Reply
    • websoulsurfer

      15 years ago

      Its the Mets. Isn’t all hope lost automatically? LOL J/K

      Reply
  18. Moebarguy

    15 years ago

    Interesting non-moves by the Mets today–both Sheets and/or Garland were needed, and neither will don a Mets uniform.

    Reply
  19. padres24

    15 years ago

    Wow, Jed hoyer has really surprised me. Even if this are little moves, I doubt Towers would have made any of them. I like the Hairston brothers, Stairs of the bench, and now this one, Garland to me is a perfect fit, and i think he will surprise some of you. I expect something like what Correia gave us last year from Garland.

    The rotation is Young, Correia, Garland, Richard and Latos?

    Reply
    • sd2va1977

      15 years ago

      I think Gallagher will be fighting with Latos for the 5th spot…it was pretty evident that Latos needed some work on his breaking pitches last year. He needs a changeup also. We are solid 1-5 though…I am excited for the new season.

      Reply
  20. Dr_Chim_Richalds

    15 years ago

    Alright, I know I said this on the Ben Sheets thread, but I think this officially makes the Mets’ offseason a failure.

    Reply
  21. adsfadsfasdff

    15 years ago

    Mets front office seemed to think that the free agent pitching market was pretty thin beyond Lackey. Wonder if they’re just hoping for the best out of the guys they’ve got now and keeping their powder dry for next year’s free agent class? Only explanation that makes sense (either that or players simply don’t want to come to the Mets).

    Reply
    • Infield Fly

      15 years ago

      There is another…the Mets might simply be putting out inadequate offers. It may just be that the Wilpons don’t want to let go of the purse strings these days – it’s not all up to Omar. Either way, it sure isn’t helping them.

      Reply
  22. Zack D

    15 years ago

    I wouldn’t be upset if they at least got Washburn or Bedard. Washburn has shown he can do well in a pitchers park, and bedard when healthy is an ace…..just no smoltz omar, please

    Reply
  23. rayking

    15 years ago

    Wang and Bedard might be serviceable; if the Mets sign both of them, one will probably work out. But Garland is an innings eater and I personally would prefer him to either of the reclamation projects. Looper and Washburn should be avoided at all costs.

    Reply
  24. Ferrariman

    15 years ago

    the mets can take Kyle Lohse off the cardinals hands..i’d settle for john maine. We get a salary dump, you get a starter.

    Reply
    • Brian 30

      15 years ago

      Maine is a far better pitcher than Kyle Lohse.

      PASS.

      Reply
      • pepperdog

        15 years ago

        2007-2009:

        ERA+
        Maine 103
        Lohse 101

        WAR
        Maine 4.7
        Lohse 6.3

        Better? Maybe. Far better? Not hardly.

        Reply
      • pepperdog

        15 years ago

        2007-2009:

        ERA+
        Maine 103
        Lohse 101

        WAR
        Maine 4.7
        Lohse 6.3

        Better? Maybe. Far better? Not hardly.

        Reply
      • Ferrariman

        15 years ago

        if anything, their about even. Lohse should some great flashes of brilliance against the 2 astros games (shut out+7 2/3 2 run game) and had some good games in between

        but saying that maine, mr. 4 ERA maine, is FAR BETTER is like saying mark teixeria is FAR better than kendry morales….we know teixeria is better but definitly not FAR better.

        Reply
        • All Day Réy

          15 years ago

          ERA alone is a bad stat to tell if a pitcher is better but if you really want to do it that way Maine’s career era is over a half run better than Lohse’s…

          Reply
      • Ferrariman

        15 years ago

        if anything, their about even. Lohse should some great flashes of brilliance against the 2 astros games (shut out+7 2/3 2 run game) and had some good games in between

        but saying that maine, mr. 4 ERA maine, is FAR BETTER is like saying mark teixeria is FAR better than kendry morales….we know teixeria is better but definitly not FAR better.

        Reply
  25. Wek

    15 years ago

    The Wilpons will probably sell this spiraling down organization sooner or later. Hard to believe how an organization with this kind of payroll and fans base is having so much trouble to finding players and success. You have to feel sorry for the Mets fans.

    Reply
  26. Macfan1

    15 years ago

    The reason people keep mentioning the Mets is because even Mets fans on here were saying they needed someone behind Santana becauseMainePelfreyPerezaren’t fooling anyoneWhat is left out there now. 2 time surgically repaired Wangshoulder surgery in 2001lost 2 months to a shoulder injury in 2005 as a rookieshoulder surgery in 2009Wonder why the Yankees were suspect of him moving forward, they of all people would have the medical info on him through the years and the prognosis going forward. Erik Bedard who has his own issuesJohn SmoltzPedro – neh, couldn’t be. Jarrod WashburnOutside of Bedard not much to impress you on the market left and Bedard seems to be in hiding, as if he is still hurt.

    Reply
    • Wek

      15 years ago

      Where Wang’s surgeries serious ones? He did have some success druing 06-07.

      Reply
      • Macfan1

        15 years ago

        Well he has had 2 shoulder surgeries as a starting pitcher in his career that is never good. Granted they were years apart 2001 and 2009, but two shoulder surgeries doesn’t sound kosher for a starter.

        Reply
    • yanksrdashit

      15 years ago

      Keep in mind he had one on his foot as well

      Reply
    • yanksrdashit

      15 years ago

      Keep in mind he had one on his foot as well

      Reply
  27. padreshobo

    15 years ago

    Nice job Jed. Nice addition to our young rotation, surprised they had the budget for him though.

    Reply
  28. BravesRed

    15 years ago

    Phillies/Braves/Marlins
    Nationals
    Mets

    Phillies, Braves, and the Marlins will place 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in any order, Nationals in 4th, and Mets in 5th with, I believe the second highest payroll in baseball.

    Reply
    • yanksrdashit

      15 years ago

      Naaaa, close, but you know the the Nats won’t beat out the mets.

      Reply
      • coolstorybro222

        15 years ago

        uhm yeah they will. They actually have a better team than them.

        Reply
  29. redsox4120

    15 years ago

    Here’s another pitcher that could be had for the Mets but once again Omar was asleep at the wheel. I think the Mets are in deep trouble, sure their line up is good, but they have nothing in the rotation aside from Santana. The Mets needed Sheets and now they loose the option of turning to Garland as a back up, I think eventually they sign Jared Washburn, its really their only option left.

    Reply
  30. bucco_nation

    15 years ago

    nice pickup for pads.

    Reply
  31. Alldaybaseball

    15 years ago

    The sad part is that they have money to spend, yet they lose the bidding to the Padres. What like 20 million left to spend. Maybe Damon/Gomes, Looper, and Wellemyer/Washburn?

    Reply
  32. bj82

    15 years ago

    Me personally, I would take Washburn over Garland in the NL. Washburn had a pretty good first half last year and he doesn’t get injured that much.

    A lot of these deals look good as of right now, but once the season starts and progresses we will find out which deal was really the good ones

    Reply
  33. bj82

    15 years ago

    Me personally, I would take Washburn over Garland in the NL. Washburn had a pretty good first half last year and he doesn’t get injured that much.

    A lot of these deals look good as of right now, but once the season starts and progresses we will find out which deal was really the good ones

    Reply
  34. pageian

    15 years ago

    I’ve always felt that with players like Garland, if he’s actually going to improve your team then there’s no sense signing him because you’re not going to contend anyway. Seems as though they could have plugged in a young guy and gotten nearly the same production, if they couldn’t find a young guy somewhere that could do what Garland does then they aren’t looking hard enough. He pitches a lot of innings? Big deal, those innings aren’t that great. I realize he has some value because of those innings but I guess I prefer quality to quantity. I suppose they could deal him for prospects (however marginal) at the deadline or perhaps they could end up with a draft pick, that may make it a worthwhile signing. Hopefully the daddy’s aren’t expecting him to actually help them contend though, because he won’t. He’s just not that good.

    Reply
    • bstokes

      15 years ago

      Garland had pretty good numbers last year, and while the Padres had lots of 5th starter candidates, Garland is an upgrade on what Padre fans have seen out of them.

      And the reason those innings Garland throws are great (even if they don’t compete) is it provides some protection for the young arms in the bullpen and the rest of the rotation that the Padres will need in the next couple of years. If you’ve watched Padre games you know they had to go to the bullpen way to early way to often last year.

      Reply
      • coup

        15 years ago

        Awesome reply. Very true.

        Reply
      • coup

        15 years ago

        bstokes, you nailed it. I think you can take it even further. This signing of Garland takes the pressure off our young offense as well. It has a team-wide effect. LOVE it.

        Reply
    • bstokes

      15 years ago

      Garland had pretty good numbers last year, and while the Padres had lots of 5th starter candidates, Garland is an upgrade on what Padre fans have seen out of them.

      And the reason those innings Garland throws are great (even if they don’t compete) is it provides some protection for the young arms in the bullpen and the rest of the rotation that the Padres will need in the next couple of years. If you’ve watched Padre games you know they had to go to the bullpen way to early way to often last year.

      Reply
  35. pageian

    15 years ago

    I’ve always felt that with players like Garland, if he’s actually going to improve your team then there’s no sense signing him because you’re not going to contend anyway. Seems as though they could have plugged in a young guy and gotten nearly the same production, if they couldn’t find a young guy somewhere that could do what Garland does then they aren’t looking hard enough. He pitches a lot of innings? Big deal, those innings aren’t that great. I realize he has some value because of those innings but I guess I prefer quality to quantity. I suppose they could deal him for prospects (however marginal) at the deadline or perhaps they could end up with a draft pick, that may make it a worthwhile signing. Hopefully the daddy’s aren’t expecting him to actually help them contend though, because he won’t. He’s just not that good.

    Reply
  36. Guest 860

    15 years ago

    “I’m just looking for that moment to drop my Jedi knickers and pull out my real light saber.” Maybe Ewen Mcgregor meant Hoyer’s Louisville Slugger, jus sayin..

    Jed the “Jedi Hoyer” is “pullin” out all the stops.

    Reply
  37. Guest 860

    15 years ago

    “I’m just looking for that moment to drop my Jedi knickers and pull out my real light saber.” Maybe Ewen Mcgregor meant Hoyer’s Louisville Slugger, jus sayin..

    Jed the “Jedi Hoyer” is “pullin” out all the stops.

    Reply
  38. Ohhhplease

    15 years ago

    So this means Garland earns almost the same as Adrian Gonzalez?? Amazing what a great contract the Padres got out of Gonzalez, and the cornucopia of prospects that will come to the Pads in July when he is traded.

    I really like what Hoyer and company are doing right now…

    Reply
  39. Ohhhplease

    15 years ago

    So this means Garland earns almost the same as Adrian Gonzalez?? Amazing what a great contract the Padres got out of Gonzalez, and the cornucopia of prospects that will come to the Pads in July when he is traded.

    I really like what Hoyer and company are doing right now…

    Reply
  40. studio179

    15 years ago

    Ha! Most of the comments on this thread are about the Mets missing out on pitching. I would imagine Met fans want answers from Wilpon and Minaya. They need to do something.

    Reply
  41. studio179

    15 years ago

    Ha! Most of the comments on this thread are about the Mets missing out on pitching. I would imagine Met fans want answers from Wilpon and Minaya. They need to do something.

    Reply
  42. VinnyG917

    15 years ago

    Mets season is looking grim. The Mets missed out on: Lackey, Pineiro, Sheets, Marquis, and Garland. The only options left are the ancient Smoltz and Bedard (Bedard would be good but whats the chance the Mets are smart and sign him based on Omars moves up until now).

    It took me till this point in the offseason to join the FIRE OMAR chant..

    Reply
  43. VinnyG917

    15 years ago

    Mets season is looking grim. The Mets missed out on: Lackey, Pineiro, Sheets, Marquis, and Garland. The only options left are the ancient Smoltz and Bedard (Bedard would be good but whats the chance the Mets are smart and sign him based on Omars moves up until now).

    It took me till this point in the offseason to join the FIRE OMAR chant..

    Reply
  44. Muggi

    15 years ago

    WOW, didn’t see this coming…

    The Mets really need an innings-eater BAD, and Garland was probably the best of the rest…with Maine, Pelfrey and Perez in the rotation, the Mets could need close to 600 innings from the bullpen…that’s really, really not good.

    They HAVE to get Washburn now IMO.

    Reply
  45. Muggi

    15 years ago

    WOW, didn’t see this coming…

    The Mets really need an innings-eater BAD, and Garland was probably the best of the rest…with Maine, Pelfrey and Perez in the rotation, the Mets could need close to 600 innings from the bullpen…that’s really, really not good.

    They HAVE to get Washburn now IMO.

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  46. TheFilibuster

    15 years ago

    Seriously, who is writing these reports? The Mets were NEVER I repeat NEVER connected to Garland. They knew he wanted to play on the West Coast, they knew he would not come to NY, so they never made an offer or even asked about him. The Mets WERE NOT connected to Garland.

    Reply
  47. Cade White

    15 years ago

    I like this, especially when everyone expected the Pads to do nothing this offseason. Now they are a dark horse for Hudson?! 4mm seems like a nice play in a pitchers park for an innings eater with solid upside. Good move.

    Reply
  48. websoulsurfer

    15 years ago

    Garland has averaged over 200 IP per season since 2002 so he is an inning eater but his career 4.42 ERA, 4.72 FIP and matching K/9 is not a big improvement over the pitchers he will be relegating to AAA with the exception of proven durabilty.

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  49. TheReturnOfMrBlanks

    15 years ago

    Man you Mets fan not only didn’t get your guy, you are killing this comment board…lol Who cares you didn’t get him.Let the Padre fans be happy in peace! 😉

    Reply
  50. TheReturnOfMrBlanks

    15 years ago

    I bet Garland has a ERA in the 3’s this year at Petco…cant wait to see him through. Our team is really shaping up, Jed got every piece of the puzzle that he was out to get and had a super limited budget, I love every move so far.

    Reply
  51. bassbogie

    15 years ago

    They should have took their money this year and spent it on Harden and Damon. Same amount of money but a much better team.

    Reply
  52. bassbogie

    15 years ago

    They should have took their money this year and spent it on Harden and Damon. Same amount of money but a much better team.

    Reply

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