Jones, along with her husband, Jose E.Feliciano, took over ownership of the Padres in a $3.9 billion sale from John Seidler and his family earlier this month.
The pair were introduced to the media in San Diego on Monday, and it's safe to assume that Jones is rather excited about the new, incredibly expensive endeavor in Major League Baseball."We gonna win.We gonna win.
We’re going to win, win it all," Jones shouted while offering up some hand gestures as well."We hope it’s sooner rather than later."SAN DIEGO PADRES STAR MANNY MACHADO IS WRONG TO COMPLAIN ABOUT MODERN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALLJones also stood up at one point during the news conference and took a picture of the gathered media with her phone.San Diego Padres owners Kwanza Jones and José E.
Feliciano were introduced by CEO Erik Greupner, left, at a news conference at Petco Park in San Diego, CA on August 24, 2026.(Photo by K.C.
Alfred / The San Diego Union-Tribune via Getty Images) (K.C.Alfred / The San Diego Union-Tribune via Getty Images)Padres fans are hopeful that sooner rather than later part comes to fruition, especially considering that they've been waiting forever to see San Diego win a World Series.The Padres have played in the World Series twice in franchise history, most recently in 1998, but have never hoisted the Commissioner's Trophy.PRIVATE EQUITY COMPANY APOLLO AGREES TO FINANCE DEAL WITH NEW YORK YANKEES ORGANIZATION FOR $2.6 BILLIONSan Diego Padres owners Kwanza Jones and José E.
Feliciano speak at a news conference at Petco Park on August 24, 2026 in San Diego, CA.(Photo by K.C.
Alfred / The San Diego Union-Tribune via Getty Images) (K.C.Alfred / The San Diego Union-Tribune via Getty Images)Feliciano is an investor and the co-founder and managing partner of the investment firm called Clearlake Capital, the 12th largest private equity firm in the world.
Forbes reports that his net worth is $3.9 billion.Feliciano is not new to the sports owner's world, as Clearlake co-led a gro...