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While closer Robert Suarez gets the spotlight with his perfect ERA, setup man Jason Adam has been equally dominant with just one run allowed in 12 appearances.
PJ Potter|
These three Padres position players have not performed well by any means one month into the regular season.
PJ Potter|
Nick Pivetta has been one of the best pitchers in Major League Baseball. Even though he was a very late signing this offseason, it appears that the wait paid off.
PJ Potter|
Leo De Vries, the San Diego Padres' top prospect, just put together the most exciting single-game effort in the minor leagues this year. He batted for the cycle and drove in eight runs.
PJ Potter|
National League Player of the Week Fernando Tatis Jr. looks like the San Diego Padres' MVP (and the NL as well).
Christina Fuller|
Robert Suarez has been as good as possible through 10 appearances. His efforts may get overshadowed by the offensive outbursts, but his pitching is MVP status in April
PJ Potter|
Jackson Merrill may need more time to heal from his hamstring injury.
PJ Potter|
Luis Arraez began the year as one of the worst statistical hitters in baseball. His recent tirade has him removed from the bottom of the list.
PJ Potter|
At last, there is a new sheriff in town. The San Diego Padres are off to an unprecedented start to the 2025 season, and national outlets are finally paying close attention to their early dominance.
PJ Potter|
The San Diego Padres traded for Bryce Johnson, who was on the team last season. He was with the Pittsburgh Pirates briefly, but now returns to reinforce some much-needed outfield depth.
PJ Potter|
Aaron Judge has been chosen as the captain of Team USA for the World Baseball Classic. Who will join him? For the Padres, guys like Jackson Merrill, Michael King, and Dylan Cease would be solid options.
PJ Potter|
It has been three decades since a player wore number 42 for the San Diego Padres. Relief pitcher Pedro Martinez was the last to do so back in the mid 1990s.
PJ Potter|
The injury bug continues to bite the San Diego Padres, but they keep fighting on and winning at home, partly behind the bat of Fernando Tatis Jr., who may be the best hitter in the National League.
PJ Potter|
The San Diego Padres’ rotation swept the Colorado Rockies in a three-game series this weekend, highlighted by Michael King.
Joseph Cammisa|
Through two weeks of games, the Padres have been the best team in baseball. Somewhat surprisingly, we have seen Xander Bogaerts, Gavin Sheets, and Oscar Gonzalez hit well to keep the team in its groove.
PJ Potter|
Nick Pivetta has been the best starter in the San Diego Padres' rotation through his first three starts. Is it too early to say his contract was worthwhile?
PJ Potter|
Fernando Tatis Jr. missed a game to recover from left shoulder problems, but his two-hit game on Friday night calmed Padres' fans nerves of any further injury.
PJ Potter|
The 2025 minor league season is underway. How did some of the Padres prospects fare to begin the new campaign?
PJ Potter|
The Padres already made a trade and we are not even a month into the season. Fernando Tatis Jr. and Jake Cronenworth are looking to heal from their aches, and the Friars face the Rockies for the first time this season.
PJ Potter|
San Diego was recently met with a cold front. Umpires across the league have been icing out Padres’ first baseman, Luis Arraez and it's no accident. Arraez has
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