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MLB.com released their top prospects list for each team in 2025. For the Padres, it comes to no surprise that teenagers Leo De Vries and Ethan Salas sit atop the list.
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Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr. signed a deal with Rimas Sports, which is co-owned by music sensation Bad Bunny.
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Nick Pivetta made his Padres debut on Tuesday against the Giants. He looked strong, striking out four batters as part of a scoreless outing.
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The Padres have two former players who currently hold under-the-radar coaching positions in Major League Baseball.
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Padres pitching coach Ruben Niebla received a contract extension this offseason. Ideally, that contract lives up to the hype, and Niebla can help guys like Nick Pivetta and Kyle Hart.
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Padres star center fielder Jackson Merrill launched his first homer of the spring campaign, a 443 foot blast off Seth Lugo in Sunday's 10-4 loss to the Kansas City Royals.
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Tirso Ornelas has been the Padres' biggest can't-miss player this spring. Off to a red-hot start in seven games, the coaching staff can no longer overlook the 24-year-old outfielder's prowess.
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Padres All-Star closer Robert Suarez made his first pitching appearance of the spring on Sunday, giving up four earned runs and only recording one out.
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The Padres are days away from the start of the season, and three players are looking for 2025's that bring improvement.
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Three members of the San Diego Padres are looking for bounce back years in 2025. Look for Luis Campusano, Jake Cronenworth, and Yuki Matsui to do big things in the upcoming season.
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The Padres have seen three hitters bring their A-game so far in spring training. Among them, there is probably only room for one player to make the Opening Day roster.
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Double-A call up Ryan Bergert has impressed in both of his starts this Spring, and is turning heads at Padres camp. Look for Bergert to gain some more attention from the coaching staff as he looks to continue his impressive stint.
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After a bumpy 2024 season, Matt Waldron is taking the spring head on. He's made three strong outings so far for the Padres, which could line him up for a spot in the starting rotation.
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The Padres improved to 3-3 in spring training with a 3-1 win over the White Sox on Wednesday.
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Three Padres players have impressed the coaching staff so far at this years spring training. Look for Bradgley Rodriguez, Oscar Gonzalez, and Stephen Kolek to continue to turn pads as the spring progresses.
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The Padres fell to 2-3 this spring in a tight one-run loss to the Angels.
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The Padres have made another addition to their roster, this time signing LHP Wes Benjamin to a minor league deal with an invitation to spring training.
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Ethan Salas is showing plenty of comfort already at spring training with the Padres. Ideally, this is a foreshadow of what is to come for the top prospect.
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The San Diego Padres lost their second game of the spring 10-5 against the Cubs on Monday, with Randy Vasquez getting his first action on the mound.
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The San Diego Padres bullpen was hit with three injuries in a short span, losing Bryan Hoeing, Sean Reynolds, and Cole Paplham in a span of a week.
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