Pitchers and catchers report to spring training this week as the conclusion of the Super Bowl signals the beginning of baseball season! Among the Padres players set to arrive at the training complex in Peoria, Arizona, is starting pitcher Joe Musgrove.
The 2025-2026 Winter Leagues were played from November through January in the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico and Venezuela. Each country had playoffs to determine the championship for their league and those teams advanced to contend for the Caribbean Series.
With the offseason’s hot stove cooling down, the Padres organization now has time to work on an extension for current general manager A.J. Preller. In theory, you would expect the long-tenured GM to need a successful 2026 season to earn an extension, but there are reasons on both sides to get a deal done beforehand.
Fernando Tatis Jr. re-established himself as one of the elite performers in the MLB following an outstanding 2025 campaign. It was the best season for the San Diego Padres since Tatis Jr.
With nearly every significant free-agent bat off the board, the offensive trade block is heating up. Leading the group of available names is Astros third baseman Isaac Paredes.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
World Baseball Classic rosters were announced this week, and the Padres organization will be represented by eight players across five teams. Headlining the group are Dominican superstars Manny Machado and Fernando Tatis Jr., along with American flamethrower Mason Miller.
Padres free-agent target Paul Goldschmidt has re-signed with the New York Yankees on a one-year deal. It was initially believed that the Padres would remove themselves from the right-handed platoon market after adding Miguel Andújar earlier this week, but San Diego remained a finalist for Goldschmidt before he ultimately chose to stay in New York.
The arrival of pitchers and catchers is less than a week away in Peoria, Ariz., but the Friar Faithful have concerns about the makeup of the 2026 San Diego Padres.
February marks the final month of the MLB offseason, which also means arbitration hearings are in full swing. These hearings occur when players reach arbitration eligibility, requiring the player and team to agree on a one-year contract based on production and service time.
With the San Diego Padres looking to grab attention this season by making a lot of noise with their team, one move that they seemed to miss out on is pitcher Framber Valdez, who ended up signing with the Detroit Tigers.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Padres have made a sneaky addition to their group of minor league contracts, signing 27-year-old first baseman and outfielder Leandro Cedeño. Cedeño is looking to make an MLB roster for the first time in his career after extensive time in the minor leagues and overseas.
The Padres finally woke up last night, making their first fully guaranteed MLB signing since re-signing Michael King more than a month ago. General manager A.J.
The Padres made their second notable addition of the offseason yesterday, signing platoon bat Miguel Andújar to a one-year, $4 million contract. The move comes after manager Craig Staimman confirmed Gavin Sheets as the starting first baseman for 2026, creating a huge hole at designated hitter.
The painful offseason in San Diego continues as the last star free-agent pitcher has officially come off the board. Left-handed ace Framber Valdez has signed a three-year, $115 million contract with the Detroit Tigers.
The San Diego Padres have agreed to a one–year $4 million deal with outfielder Miguel Andujar, per ESPN’s Jeff Passan. The Padres’ quiet offseason appears to be ramping up with recent news of the Padres finally making moves to sell the franchise to a new suitor.
The legal battle which has been hovering over the Padres for the past year-plus moved a bit closer to resolution this week. While it’s not over the finish line, it appears the club took one step toward closer and potentially being sold.
Longtime Diamondbacks outfielder David Peralta is formally retiring from baseball. He provided a statement to MLBTR announcing the news: “I want to formally announce my retirement from baseball.
Baseball is around the corner! The San Diego Padres had a quiet offseason, but knowing general manager A.J. Preller, the Padres could make a splash in free agency or a trade at any time ahead of the season.
The Padres announced which players will be going to Arizona in February as non-roster invites to 2026 big league Spring Training. It’s not a lengthy list, thanks to trades and the fact that many of San Diego’s better prospects are on the 40-man roster.
San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. has been incredible throughout his Major League Baseball career. In six seasons, not including 2022, when he missed the year due to injury and a PED suspension, Tatis has hit .277 with an OPS of .868, totaling 152 home runs and 393 RBIs.
On January 24, Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reported that Yu Darvish was retiring. The report sparked immediate reaction across social media, prompting Darvish’s agent, Joel Wolfe, to refute the claim later that day.