Former San Diego Padres top prospect Jay Groome is back in professional baseball after signing with the Kansas City Monarchs of the American Association of Professional Baseball.
San Diego Padres right-handed pitcher Walker Buehler had an unusual comparison for his fastball after his most recent Cactus League start on Tuesday. The right-hander is trying to make his way into the Padres' Opening Day rotation, and has been using a wide array of pitches early in spring training.
It wasn’t noticeable at the start of spring games but as the first couple weeks went on, the at-bats were adding up to a change in the hitting approach for the Friars.
After the San Diego Padres exited the 2025 postseason in a heartbreaking loss to the Chicago Cubs, the immediate worry for the club was the starting rotation.
The San Diego Padres are coming off a 2025 season in which they orchestrated one of the most aggressive trade deadlines in MLB history. Could they do it again in 2026?
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
San Diego Padres right-handed pitcher Joe Musgrove doesn't know when he'll be ready to pitch next, which is bad news for a team that has major question marks in their starting rotation.
The San Diego Padres have some difficult decisions to make over the next two weeks as they finalize their Opening Day roster. A few players are attempting to make those decisions even harder.
San Diego Padres right-handed pitcher Logan Gillaspie is inserting himself into the Opening Day roster conversation. He's already caught the eye of Padres manager Craig Stammen, who heaped high praise on the reliever.
It is no secret that the San Diego Padres’ biggest strength is their bullpen. Headlined by the best closer in the league, Mason Miller, opposing teams also have to deal with Adrián Morejón, Jason Adam, Jeremiah Estrada, and David Morgan. But there is another name in the organization that many may not know about.
San Diego Padres second baseman Jake Cronenworth believes he's set for a breakout season in 2026. After an offseason spent training differently, Cronenworth is eyeing a new level success in his seventh Major League season.
About this time last year, a non-roster invitee by the name of Gavin Sheets impressed the San Diego Padres with his feats of power. In a four-game stretch during Spring Training 2025, Sheets hit five home runs.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The San Diego Padres have a handful of non-roster invites making a case to earn a spot on the Opening Day roster. One of them is Ty France, a former Seattle Mariners All-Star and one-time Padres rookie.
Spring Training brings out the eternal optimist in baseball fans. The contests are hard to follow because the players are coming and going after the completion of the first couple of innings.
San Diego Padres right-handed pitcher Joe Musgrove is taking a small pause in his progression in spring training, according to manager Craig Stammen. Musgrove's availability for Opening Day appears to be up in the air as he gets "extra rest" while he continues his recovery from Tommy John surgery.
The San Diego Padres are entering the 2026 season with a strong lineup, a dominant bullpen and an unknown rotation. The three headliners of the rotation
The San Diego Padres took a chance on Walker Buehler in February, signing him to a minor league deal. The former Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star said he chose the Padres over an opportunity to return to the Philadelphia Phillies — the team he finished the 2025 season with.
The San Diego Padres dropped Monday afternoon's Cactus League contest to the Texas Rangers, 4-1, and fell to 8-9 overall this spring. In other news, former Padres pitcher and Atlanta Braves All-Star Julio Teherán announced a sudden retirement from the game of baseball.
The San Diego Padres, like many others, are entering crunch time. As Opening Day marches ever closer, clubs are forced to send players to minor league camp, denying them potential roster spots.
Padres right-hander Bryan Hoeing may undergo some kind of elbow surgery. Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reports that the righty is rehabbing while he makes a decision about whether or not to go under the knife.
Fernando Tatis Jr. clubbed a grand slam and Oneil Cruz also homered as the Dominican Republic sailed to a 10-1 win over Israel in World Baseball Classic Pool D play on Monday in Miami.
The San Diego Padres signed veteran slugger Nick Castellanos after he was released by the Philadelphia Phillies. Castellanos is currently participating in spring training, where he is hoping to earn a spot on the 2026 Opening Day roster.
Fernando Tatis Jr. gave Team Dominican Republic a 5-0 lead over Team Israel on Monday after crushing a grand slam early in a 1-0 contest. The home run was electric, as Tatis and his team celebrated the moment.
Padres right-hander Jason Adam has been targeting the Opening Day roster as he finished off his rehab from last year’s torn tendon in his quadriceps. The
The San Diego Padres suffered heartbreak in the playoffs yet again last year, despite another strong regular-season campaign. The team is making a fresh start in 2026 with Craig Stammen taking over from Mike Shildt as the new manager of the team.
San Diego Padresthird basemanManny Machado has had a fantastic professional career in Major League Baseball. Through 14 years in the majors, Machado has a slash line of .279/.338/.486 with an OPS of .824.
Quarterback Drew Brees spent the first five years of his Hall of Fame career with the then San Diego Chargers. He may be a part of the San Diego sports landscape once again.