Padres starter, fresh off longer offseason rest after treatment for knee ailment, continues to value leadership as part of his duties
to the club or his organizing a week’s worth of activities such as dinner and deep-sea fishing for pitchers and catchers this offseason.
Musgrove, who threw the franchise’s only no-hitter in his second start in 2021, has over the past two seasons ranked in the top 20 in the major leagues in ERA, innings, strikeouts, WHIP and starts. “You know what, that New York game, I feel like it was the first time that I’ve truly just submitted to how I felt,” he said recently. “Like, I was terrified. Nervous as . Scared. All I could think about the day before was, like, how many people back home are counting on me and if I fail, it’s gonna be the biggest letdown. And then just simply changing that same exact thought from negative to positive.
Dominick Johnson, Musgrove’s godfather and personal pitching mentor, put it thusly: “What I’m most impressed by with Joe is his ability to embrace San Diego and not be overwhelmed by San Diego.”
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