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The top 26 MLB free agents available this offseason, starting with Tarik Skubal
Tarik Skubal is No. 1 with a bullet. After that, this is a weaker-than-usual free agent class.More Padres News




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One Padres free agent they can’t afford to lose and one they should let walk
As the Padres eye a pitching staff overhaul this offseason, they need to decide which of their impending free agents to keep and who to let go.
Padres’ third straight October offensive collapse is officially an organizational problem
Craig Stammen defended the Padres’ at-bats, but three consecutive October collapses demand a bigger response from the organization.
Michael King’s top projected landing spot exposes Padres’ urgent rotation need
Bleacher Report ranks the Padres as Michael King’s top landing spot, exposing San Diego’s urgent need for a dependable 2027 rotation anchor.
Padres risk losing Adrián Morejón and two key lefties in offseason exodus
The Padres could lose Adrián Morejón, Yuki Matsui and Wandy Peralta this offseason, leaving A.J. Preller with a major bullpen problem.
The trade deadline move the Padres would love to take back
Casey Mize was supposed to raise the Padres’ postseason ceiling. Instead, his collapse made San Diego’s prospect sacrifice look painful.
Michael King opt-out decision will reveal Padres’ true 2027 plans
The Padres cannot waste another year of their veteran core by allowing Michael King to leave and creating another rotation hole.
Ty France makes Padres reunion pitch as pressure shifts to A.J. Preller
Ty France has made his Padres free-agent preference clear. Now A.J. Preller must decide whether to complete an obvious San Diego reunion.
Everything that went wrong for the Padres in the 2026 NLDS against the Brewers
San Diego was never far from taking control of the 2026 NLDS. Here is how bad breaks and costly failures ended the Padres’ season.
Padres’ Josh Hader trade comes back to haunt them in NLDS exit vs. Brewers
Robert Gasser gave the Padres a painful reminder of the long-term cost attached to A.J. Preller’s aggressive win-now philosophy.






