The San Diego Padres have made serious moves this offseason to gear up for another deep postseason run. Payroll has been a major topic of discussion, and
With the MLB offseason almost in the rearview mirror, the New York Mets are expected to make more moves between now and the start of spring training. After
The Mets are reportedly exploring a move for Pivetta, but their interest in Padres players doesn't stop there.
How many of the active MLB players with 300 or more doubles in their career can you name in five minutes?
The Mets and Padres have been discussing the possibility of a trade that would send established talent to New York while San Diego obtained MLB-ready younger
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The New York Mets find themselves in a dire position to improve their roster after what has been a disastrous week.
As the Padres continue to try to build a competitive roster with minimal payroll wiggle room, they’re at least entertaining offers on righty Nick Pivetta, reports Dennis Lin of The Athletic.
Right-hander Lucas Giolito had a pretty good year with the Red Sox in 2025, but it ended on a frustrating note as he wasn’t included on Boston’s postseason roster due to an elbow injury.
Nick Pivetta was cruising, and the Chicago Cubs were getting closer to the precipice. It may have only been the fifth inning, but time was running out for the Cubs' bats to wake up in Tuesday's Game 1 of the National League Wild Card series.
Entering Game 1 of Tuesday's National League wild-card series, the Chicago Cubs hadn't won a postseason game since 2017. That cannot be said anymore as Chicago used timely hitting and a stellar bullpen performance to a 3-1 win over the San Diego Padres and take a 1-0 series lead.
The Padres haven’t waited to announce who will toe the rubber in Game 1.
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 San Diego Padres recently made a change to their starting pitching rotation that right-hander Nick Pivetta didn't seem completely on board with. After
What a difference a weekend is making for the San Diego Padres. After being swept out of first place in the National League West last weekend by the Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego is a game away from returning the favor this weekend in its home park.
Nick Pivetta fired six dominant innings Tuesday night and the San Diego Padres snapped a four-game losing streak with a 5-1 win over the visiting San Francisco Giants.
Even though he signed relatively late in the offseason, it's hard to imagine where the Padres' pitching staff would be without Nick Pivetta. Pivetta leads the Padres' starters in wins (5) and WHIP (1.012), and ranks second in innings pitched (56.1) and ERA (2.72).
Nick Pivetta didn't have a job for 2025 until Feb. 17, when he signed a four-year deal with the San Diego Padres. Just over a month into the season, Pivetta has authored the best start to a year by any starting pitcher in club history.
Nick Pivetta was an offseason afterthought. Eleven starting pitchers, and 22 players overall, were ranked higher by The Athletic when its annual list of the Top 50 free agents came out at the conclusion of last year's World Series.
With a night full of action, here are three stars from Tuesday.
The San Diego Padres are looking to handle some unfinished business in 2025. The prior season didn't end how any fans wanted after a 93-win regular season, but a few key roster moves this offseason are already showing promise in the spring.
The San Diego Padres added a veteran starting pitcher on Wednesday, agreeing to a four-year, $55 million deal with right-hander Nick Pivetta, according to multiple media reports.
One of the last remaining top-tier starters is officially off the market. According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, Nick Pivetta (Victoria, B.C.) has signed a four-year deal with the San Diego Padres worth $55 million.
The San Diego Padres are doing their best to keep up with the arms race in the NL West.
Another free agent domino has fallen on the eve of spring training, as ESPN's Jeff Passan reported Wednesday night that the San Diego Padres has signed right-handed pitcher Nick Pivetta.
Nick Pivetta is the top unsigned starting pitcher. He’s one of two remaining free agents, alongside Alex Bregman, who received a qualifying offer in early November.
One former member of the Boston Red Sox surprisingly is still available in free agency with just about to go until Spring Training. Former Boston fan-favorite Nick Pivetta logged a 4.14 ERA across 27 total appearances with the Red Sox in 2024, including 26 starts.
Time is running out for the Toronto Blue Jays to improve next season’s starting rotation, as pitchers and catchers are due to report for spring training in five weeks.
As the holiday season nears, free-agent righty Nick Pivetta appears to have an extremely healthy market as one of the most popular starting pitchers still available.
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