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The 1984 season marked a significant milestone for the San Diego Padres, as they triumphed in the National League Championship Series. Clinching victory against the Chicago Cubs with a tight score of 3-2, the Padres demonstrated resilience and skill throughout the series. However, their pursuit of ultimate glory fell short in the World Series, where they faced the formidable Detroit Tigers, ultimately losing 4-1.
This season was particularly noteworthy as it represented the 16th year in Padres' franchise history. The team finished with an impressive record of 92 wins and 70 losses, earning them the top position in the National League's West Division. The culmination of talent, determination, and strategic gameplay defined the Padres' 1984 season, making it a memorable chapter in their legacy.