The San Diego Padres will be without right-handed pitcher Bryan Hoeing for the entirety of the 2026 season, as he's set to undergo season-ending elbow surgery.
The San Diego Padres were dealt an unfortunate injury blow on Thursday, as manager Craig Stammen announced that right-handed pitcher Bryan Hoeing was set to undergo elbow surgery that will sideline him for the entire 2026 season.
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.
The San Diego Padres continue to wait for a decision from reliever Bryan Hoeing regarding his elbow discomfort. Hoeing was shut down from spring training last week and sought a second opinion regarding his elbow issues.
The San Diego Padres welcomed the return of Joe Musgrove on Wednesday as he played in his first game since the 2024 postseason. Musgrove struggled in the
Padres right-hander Bryan Hoeing is likely to miss the start of the season, according to a report from Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune. Per Acee, Hoeing is dealing with some discomfort in his throwing elbow and has been shut down by San Diego as a result.
The San Diego Padres acquired right-handed pitcher Bryan Hoeing, along with Tanner Scott, in a trade with the Miami Marlins on July 30, 2024 as part of the trade deadline acquisitions that would help the Padres push toward the postseason.
What is his role: starter or reliever? Injuries to the pitching staff can derail a team’s chances of playing in the postseason. Too often, this occurrence forces the front office to devise a makeshift plan that hopefully offsets their newfound challenge.
Matt Waldron and Bryan Hoeing continue rehab The Padres have two pitchers working on coming back from injuries suffered during spring training. Both starter Matt Waldron and reliever Bryan Hoeing are working toward completing their rehabilitation from those injuries.
On the heels of our hitting prospects whose stock is rising piece, it’s time to look at some arms who have already turned heads through their first handful of starts.
The San Diego Padres are inching closer to the return of relief pitcher Bryan Hoeing. The right-hander has been on the injured list with shoulder tightness to open the 2025 season.
The San Diego Padres will start the 2025 MLB season without two of their bullpen depth pieces, who are out with varying injuries. According to 97.3 The
The San Diego Padres are looking to surpass all expectations this season. An untimely exit in 2024 has made for an offseason unlike any other, but the excitement around the current roster is something that hasn't been felt in quite a few seasons.
With every day that passes, it seems that the San Diego Padres will be without reliever Bryan Hoeing to start the season. The reliever has yet to throw off a mound but he has been playing catch.
Injuries may force the Padres to shuffle the order of their bullpen Spring training is in full swing, but the San Diego Padres are already facing injuries that could cause a shuffle to the bullpen order.
San Diego Padres right-hander Bryan Hoeing may not be ready for Opening Day due to injury. The reliever, according to Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune, has been dealing with some shoulder soreness and has yet to pitch in camp.
Davis is out of options, so a DFA was the only manner of pulling him from the MLB bullpen. The 31-year-old southpaw made seven low-leverage appearances over the past month. He allowed eight runs (seven earned) across seven innings, walking five with six strikeouts.
After their one-time trade acquisition Josh Hader left in free agency over the winter, the San Diego Padres are making a move for another All-Star closer.
The Chicago White Sox (25-64) are the underdogs on the moneyline (-101) in Friday’s contest versus the Miami Marlins (30-57). The game starts at 7:10 PM ET on NBCS-CHI.
The Miami Marlins (30-57) host the Chicago White Sox (25-64) on Friday to kick off a three-game series at LoanDepot park. The contest starts at 7:10 PM ET.
Louisville, Kentucky – The University of Louisville’s baseball alumni, Bryan Hoeing and Bobby Miller, will be headlining the 2024 Leadoff Dinner presented by Republic Bank.