The San Diego Padres announced the return of Craig Stammen, A.J. Ellis, and Allen Craig to the organization on Tuesday. Stammen will work in a hybrid coaching post that will split his time between the minors and the majors as a special assistant to the major league staff and baseball operations.
Former San Diego Padres' reliever Craig Stammen is going to now work in the organization, taking on a new role in player development. The following comes
As part of last year’s collective bargaining agreement, MLB and the Players Association agreed to a few automatic opt-out dates for some veteran players on minor league contracts.
Friars fans were hit with some very tragic news last Friday when RHP Craig Stammen exited a Spring Training exhibition early with a serious shoulder injury.
After suffering another significant injury on Friday, Stammen acknowledged that his baseball career may have come to an end.
Just when a slew of Padres players were looking healthy again and ready to suit up, down goes one of the more impressive pitchers this Spring Training in Craig Stammen.
Craig Stammen has been on the pitching mound for the San Diego Padres since 2017 and enters this season after a couple of rollercoaster years. He has certainly been reliable for the the team, and that is why at 38 years old, they are still keeping him as a priority.
The Padres are in agreement with veteran reliever Craig Stammen on a minor league contract, reports Dennis Lin of the Athletic (Twitter link). He’ll be in big league camp as a non-roster invitee.
The San Diego Padres are trying to build a team that can be a sustainable winner for the next half-decade, which could mean that veteran players could be swapped out in favor of a younger replacement with much higher upside.
Since the Padres are also looking to upgrade their rotation, it’s always seemed hard to picture them laying out a huge contract for a shortstop and paying such a tax premium to do so, but they're apparently at least sniffing around the market.
The San Diego Padres haven’t made any splash moves this offseason, but those are surely to come knowing how hungry A.J. Preller is for a World Series. Out of nowhere over Thanksgiving weekend, the Padres inked veteran starter Julio Teheran to a minor league contract.
Right-hander Craig Stammen is a free agent and will turn 39 years old in March. However, that doesn’t mean he’s hanging up his spikes.
The San Diego Padres reinforced their bullpen for a late-season playoff push, activating right-hander Craig Stammen from the 60-day injured list. The move to add Stammen (shoulder) comes one day after right-hander Pierce Johnson also was reinstated from the 60-day IL.
Craig Stammen, 38, heads to the IL with a shoulder injury. He's 1-1 this season with a 3.34 ERA in 27 games for the Padres.
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