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Loving life in the world’s finest city, wishing baseball season was even longer. Dad of boys, Submarine Veteran, Torero, Keeper of the Faith. #LFGSD

Picture of Dairy Bonds in a brown jersey

LUIS GARCIA JR.
HIS FATHER, LUIS, APPEARED IN 8 GAMES WITH DETROIT IN 1999

Sign showing Tyler Wade “prefers chocolate over vanilla”

Pe THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. ©
'Welcome In? The Two-Word Greeting That's Taking Over and Driving Shoppers Nuts.
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The phrase has spread to coffee shops and credit unions, and customers are wondering why; like a slap to the ear'
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NL west standings showing SD in 1st place

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NL West Standings showing Padres in first place

$Wade's message Tyler Wade is back with the Padres, called up yesterday to replace Jake Cronenworth, who went on the 10-day injured list with a fractured rib. But Wade was already contributing in San Diego. Wade committed this spring to donating some of the proceeds from his recently released "Give Yourself Flowers" clothing collection to San Diego Youth Services, a nonprofit that strives to help all children reach their goals. Wade inspired a line of clothing from Pirate Worldwide, an apparel company that has a purposeful story behind all its products. Good mental health is the impetus behind Wade's line. "Mental health has affected my family," Wade said this spring. "And I think as athletes, we all go through it. Not even athletes. I think any human, right? Whether it's your profession, you work at T-Mobile, whatever it may be, I think we all go through it. And so meeting them, that kind of sparked the idea of, with my platform, I feel like I can spread awareness for mental health and also have a cool clothing line behind it." Wade said he hopes the clothing line (which you can find here) can spark conversations. "I feel like as men, you kind of suppress those feelings," he said. "Like, I'm embarrassed to talk about it. Whether it's like, 'Oh, I just got released. ' It's like, now I'm afraid to tell somebody that, because, usually people identify themselves, like, 'Oh, I'm Tyler Wade the baseball player, ' not Tyler Wade the human. So just kind of normalizing that and making sure people aren't alone and making sure, like, there's always a voice."$