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A bizarre injury update just stalled a Padres pitcher’s momentum, and it’s already reshaping the roster math in camp.
Tremayne Person|
A historic scoreless run put Hawkins on the map. Now spring training is giving the Padres a choice they can’t dodge for long.
Tremayne Person|
A.J. Preller’s future felt up in the air, but we’ve believed he deserved an extension.
Will Lockwood|
Jackson Merrill is ready to take the baseball world by storm in 2026. He prefers to avoid the World Baseball Classic in order to ensure his health remains in check.
PJ Potter|
San Diego’s catcher plan relies heavily on Luis Campusano bouncing back while Blake Hunt provides depth. That’s a narrow margin for a team with October goals.
Tremayne Person|
The Padres got a better grade by The Athletic's Jim Bowden than what most fans expected.
Will Lockwood|
Samad Taylor is off to a strong start at Padres spring training. Could another convincing performance land him a deserved spot on the MLB roster?
PJ Potter|
Fernando Tatis Jr. did not mince words.
Will Lockwood|
After a two-year stint as the San Francisco Giants' manager, former San Diego Padres' skipper is returning to the franchise he had the most success with.
Brandon Glick|
Padres fans didn’t learn much from the final score, but they learned plenty from Mason Miller’s velocity and the tone he set right away.
Tremayne Person|
One inning of defense won’t crown anyone, but Castellanos looked comfortable enough to make the Padres’ lineup puzzle more interesting.
Tremayne Person|
Yuki Matsui’s injury creates a tricky puzzle for the Padres’ bullpen depth and early-season workload planning.
Tremayne Person|
Craig Stammen may have an approach to avoid injury in 2026.
Will Lockwood|
Triston McKenzie has a new pitch in his arsenal as he tries to make an impression at Padres' spring training.
PJ Potter|
San Diego’s first spring lineup reads like a real regular-season order, with proven bats stacked early and new veterans plugged in immediately.
Tremayne Person|
Padres' owner John Seidler made it clear that the team will not relocate after sale.
Will Lockwood|
Manny Machado complimented the Dodgers spending habits ahead of spring training game kicking off.
Will Lockwood|
Still in San Diego after months of trade rumors, Jake Cronenworth may be the perfect answer to back up every position on the infield dirt for the Padres in 2026.
Brandon Glick|
The Padres have a few position players battling for the last spot on the bench. Who should it be?
PJ Potter|
Finally returning to the San Diego Padres six years after being traded, Ty France expects to help the team compete for their first-ever World Series title.
Brandon Glick|
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