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The Padres do not need to re-sign any of these three players in 2025

The Padres may be eyeing an upgrade at second base for the 2026 season, according to an MLB insider. Here’s what it could mean for San Diego.

Randy Vasquez is giving the Padres a spark after his demotion, proving he could be a key factor in San Diego’s postseason plans.

The Padres lost a tough one against the Rockies to start off the weekend. But Manny Machado and Ron Marinaccio's performance can console Friars fans for the time being.

San Diego Padres fans should be happy to hear that AJ Preller is all-in on delivering a World Series to San Diego

The Padres need to extend Ramon Laureano sooner rather than later.

Padres’ third baseman Manny Machado is having one of the worst stretches of the 2025 season, as he is slashing .108/.132/.297 with a wRC+ of 13 in September.

An unfortunate turn of events in San Diego, as the Padres dropped two of three to the Cincinnati Reds, including the series finale in which the offense was missing.

Jake Cronenworth is back at shortstop for the Padres after a four-year absence, adding intrigue and flexibility to the infield mix.

Robert Suarez has been one of the league’s “lights-out” closers for the past two seasons, recording 72 saves and counting during that span. But recently, the 34

The San Diego Padres need Xander Bogaerts. The veteran shortstop has not played since August 27 after he fouled a ball off his foot, which sent him to the injur

The Padres’ bullpen grabs headlines, but their rotation is the real October concern. Here’s why one MLB expert is calling them out.

Padres manager Mike Shildt has no problem publicly supporting Michael King as the team's ace.

It has been nothing short of a standout year for starting pitcher Nick Pivetta, who has consistently looked like the anchor of a starting rotation that has been

After a season of short outings, Padres starters have delivered five straight strong starts, giving Mike Shildt the depth he’s been searching for.

Anthony Rizzo’s retirement brings back memories of one of the Padres’ worst trades, a move that still stings more than a decade later.

Without these five key players, the San Diego Padres 2025 would not be going as well

The Padres might see the Cubs in the playoffs. Chicago's best bullpen arm just went down with an injury.

After the Padres’ dramatic comeback over the Reds, Jackson Merrill’s quote proves he’s ready to lead San Diego into October.

The Padres' first-round draft pick made his debut in affiliated ball, while another catcher not named Ethan Salas is starting to hit well.