Jackson Merrill leads San Diego past Pittsburgh with two RBI Robert Suarez came into the game with two outs in the top of the eighth inning looking to get an out with the bases loaded to get the San Diego Padres out of a jam against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Petco Park, Friday.
Age and injuries will be contributing factors in the Friars’ decision. Former major league general manager Jim Bowden wrote in The Athletic (paid subscription service) that San Diego Padres closer Robert Suarez is expected to opt out of his contract to explore the free agent market next offseason.
The Athletic's Jim Bowden expects San Diego Padres All-Star closer Robert Suarez to opt out of his player option and explore the free agency market after the 2025 season.
The San Diego Padres have put together one of the worst five-game stretches in league history. They are only the second team in MLB history to accomplish these things over five games.
As the 2025 MLB trade deadline approaches, the San Diego Padres find themselves at a familiar crossroads: talented, competitive, and yet, still one significant move away from true World Series contention.
The San Diego Padres are meeting their preseason expectations as a World Series contender. While the roster is deep throughout the field, several stars are leading the way.
San Diego Padres closer Robert Suarez blew his first save of the season against the Los Angeles Angels, giving up an uncharacteristic number of walks and hits in moments where he has usually been rock solid.
Bleacher Report's Kerry Miller listed San Diego Padres All-Star closer Robert Suarez as a potential surprise trade candidate in the 2025 season. "If the season ended today, there's about a 1000 percent chance Robert Suarez would opt out of the remaining two years of his contract," said Miller.
The San Diego Padres lost, 9-5, to the Los Angeles Angels in the first of a three-game set back at home. They fell to 25-13 thanks to a six run ninth inning from the Halos.
San Diego Padres fans were left stunned Tuesday night after an unexpected meltdown from Robert Suarez turned a comfortable lead into a crushing defeat.
Robert Suarez walks four, blows first save of season San Diego Padres closer Robert Suarez attempted to get his 16th save of the season against the Los Angeles Angels with his team leading 5-3.
The San Diego Padres swept the San Francisco Giants as they took the second game of the series, 5-3, Wednesday afternoon. The Friars improved to 19-11 on the year.
The offseason was a volatile situation for the San Diego Padres. Outside of a strange ownership struggle between family members that became public, the franchise deemed it necessary to cut salary.
It was a quiet offseason for the San Diego Padres. Despite signing right-hander Nick Pivetta, they engaged in trade talks involving closer Robert Suarez, hoping to shed his $10 million salary due to a tight financial crunch.
The San Diego Padres have been historically great in their first 9 home games. They have 5 shutouts this season at Petco Park while surrendering fewer than 12 runs in their home games this year.
Rumors about the San Diego Padres trading some of their best pitchers spread throughout the offseason. But ultimately closer Robert Suarez and starting pitchers Dylan Cease and Michael King all earned spots on the Padres’ Opening Day roster.
The 2024 campaign was a smashing success for the Padres, as San Diego won 93 games, second-most in franchise history. The Padres saw Jackson Merrill blossom from prospect to star, while Dylan Cease and Michael King emerged as the team’s co-aces.
Several players of the San Diego Padres have been rumored to be on the trading block this offseason. After a very unproductive offseason, the Padres have been very active in February.
While it was a quiet start to the offseason for the San Diego Padres, they’ve been a little bit more active in recent weeks. Their most notable addition came on Wednesday evening when they inked 32-year-old Nick Pivetta to a four-year, $55 million deal.
According to Bruce Levine, the Chicago Cubs are “not done yet” when it comes to making significant moves this off-season. They’ve already executed trades
The San Diego Padres have opened the door for teams to enquire about their All-Star closer Robert Suarez. The Padres have been proactive in trying to move several of their upcoming expiring deals this offseason.
As the Padres look to retool their roster ahead of the 2025 season, Dennis Lin of The Athletic reports that the club has entertained trade interest in both players that could reach free agency next winter and players under longer-term team control.
With the 2024 season winding down, the San Diego Padres are positioning themselves for a deep postseason run. But as October approaches, a key question lingers: What should the Friars do about their slumping All-Star closer, Robert Suarez?