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Wandy Peralta will return to the Padres in 2026.

Yu Darvish underwent elbow surgery and is out for 2026, but he’s vowing a 2027 return. The Padres must replace innings, leadership, and stability.

A contract twist sent Shota Imanaga to market. Here’s the Padres’ case: ballpark fit, usage tweaks, and a creative deal that limits long-term risk.

Dave Roberts nearly made the same mistake in the World Series eight years apart, with San Diego Padres' pitcher Yu Darvish in the limelight of his questionable managerial choices.

Padres priorities don’t match Cody Bellinger’s market. Here’s why a pass protects flexibility for real upgrades.

Padres third base coach Tim Leiper might be on the move, which makes him one of a few Friars coaches on the verge of departure.

San Diego’s City Connect tease arrives with style and symbolism, fueling months of speculation before the April reveal

Robert Suarez’s decision opens a clear path to a Miller-led back end while freeing resources to fortify San Diego’s bullpen depth.

Albert Pujols is a headline name, but one insider says the Padres’ job isn’t a done deal.

Was Nick Pivetta's breakout 2025 a one-year wonder, or will he come back stronger in 2026?

Fernando Tatis Jr. earns more hardware for the Padres, turning right field into a run-prevention weapon.

The Nationals outrighted ex-Padres reliever Mason Thompson, a 2021 deadline trade piece, and he elected free agency. Here’s what it says about that deal’s long tail.

After declining the mutual option, Michael King reaches free agency. The Padres now decide how aggressive to be in a potential reunion.

Padres ace Yu Darvish praised Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s Game 7 brilliance after the Dodgers clinched the World Series.

The Padres are avoiding the easy mistake. Comparing their finalists to the Twins’ Derek Shelton pursuit explains the difference.

A forgotten All-Star just posted an .800+ OPS and may hit the market. Here’s why that switch-hitter fits the Padres’ DH need without heavy years attached.

Why Albert Pujols looks like the Padres’ choice: long interview, leadership chops, and momentum at the right time.

With a 29.4 percent K rate and 100 mph heat, Miguel Mendez turned heads in 2025 and could give the Padres real innings in 2026 if the command gains hold.

Padres left-handed reliever Adrian Morejon was a star in 2025. He is now arbitration eligible, so his recent campaign will speak volumes to his value.

Could the Padres pursue Phillies' starter Ranger Suarez?