Padres Notes: Dylan Cease Injury, Friars Make Roster Move, $100 Million Prediction

The San Diego Padres lost a heartbreaker to the New York Yankees, 4-3, as the Friars lost in walk-off fashion in the 10th inning. They fell to 23-13 on the season.

The defeat hurt that much more given the fact that Dylan Cease had a no-no through the seventh inning. Unfortunately, he lost the no-hit bid and had to exit a nine-strikeout performance with a forearm cramp.

Ahead of the series finale, the Padres made an exciting roster move to get more support for their bullpen. The right-hander showed promise in 2024, but an injury this offseason had him start 2025 on the injured list.

Finally, a major contract prediction is given for one of the Friars' aces. Although his expiring contract is just a fraction of this number, an insider gave a nine-figure prediction for what the right-hander is set to earn.

Here’s more information on these stories and all the latest Padres news (click the headline for the full article):

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