Randy Jones, the sinkerballer who won the San Diego Padres’ first Cy Young Award and remained a fan favorite well after his final pitch, died Tuesday, the Padres confirmed. He was 75.

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Jones was the first Padre 20-game and Cy Young Award winner and a two-time All-Star back in the 1970s. He won 20 and 22 games ...

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For much of Jones' time in San Diego, the games in which he pitched gave the Padres their best chance of winning.