Carlos Quentin would like to hear what the still undetermined new owners of the Padres have in mind before he is moved out of San Diego. Right now, the speculation in baseball is that the Padres' left fielder will have a new home before the trade deadline. But Quentin said on Tuesday afternoon that he wouldn't mind remaining a Padre -- this season and beyond. "I don't really have a say in whether or not I'm traded, but a lot of things I'm seeing here are really positive," Quentin said. "I'm definitely open to talking about a future with the Padres. I'd be open to discussing that. I like the environment here. I like what Bud (Black), his staff, the training staff are doing. I appreciate where they want to go." Of course, the Padres are for sale. And the future of players and staff might ultimately be in the hands of people not currently involved with the Padres. "I don't control what the Padres might decide," s...
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