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The San Diego Padres are looking for infield depth, and a trio of free agent options could provide just that. Nicky Lopez, Brendan Rodgers, and Paul DeJong are all names available for the Padres to go out and get.
Aiden Blakeley|
The Padres settled their final arbitration case, with King getting one of the most unique contract structures for a one-year deal.
Michael McDermott|
Yet another potential landing spot for Dylan Cease has emerged, this time the Chicago Cubs throwing their hat in the ring. A potential return Cease could greatly improve the Padres struggling farm system.
Aiden Blakeley|
The San Diego Padres found themselves in the news quite a bit on Tuesday, as an old friend found a new home and two new players joined the organization.
Eric Treuden|
The San Diego Padres have lost a fan favorite, as Kim Ha-seong has just signed a 2-year, $29 million deal with the Tampa Bay Rays. The Padres will now surely be looking for more infield help as the offseason continues.
Aiden Blakeley|
The San Diego Padres have made their first major league signing of the 2025 offseason, and it comes in the form of re-signing last years addition Elias Diaz. The 34-year-old catcher will look to take the starting job on Opening day for the Pads.
Aiden Blakeley|
As the Padres struggle to fill out their rotation before the season begins, one former World Series winning pitcher has been linked to San Diego. Andrew Heaney has been seen as a good fit to fill out the Padres rotation.
Aiden Blakeley|
The Padres have been a playoff-level team for the last few years, but judging by the way that San Diego's front office has approached this offseason, fans cannot expect much winning in 2025. The Padres have not signed a single free agent.
PJ Potter|
If Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hits the trade market, the Padres will have to pay a premium for his final year of control.
Michael McDermott|
The San Diego Padres could see two of last seasons best pitchers headed out the door, as a recent report from The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal states. Both Dylan Cease and Michael King are on the trade block heading into the 2025 season.
Aiden Blakeley|
As the Padres struggle to make ground this off-season, the Dodgers have created a super team. One MLB insider however offers the Padres some hope with one glaring Dodgers weakness.
Aiden Blakeley|
After losing out on Roki Sasaki, the Padres turned to the rest of the class for new signings. Three new players have joined the Padres hoping to be the teams new international success stories.
Aiden Blakeley|
Now that Jurickson Profar is officially gone, the Padres are running out of options in left field, all while the Dodgers continue getting better.
PJ Potter|
The San Diego Padres are in a tough spot, and other league executives have recognized this. Losing free agent after free agent with little response, many Padres fans are wondering what direction AJ Preller is trying to take the team.
Aiden Blakeley|
The San Diego Padres did make a trade to beef up their bullpen, but it definitely doesn't seem like the move fans were hoping they would make.
Eric Cole|
The San Diego Padres have lost their All-Star outfielder Jurickspn Profar to a free agent deal with the Atlanta Braves. The move puts even more pressure on Preller and the Padres to make a move in their quiet off-season.
Aiden Blakeley|
The San Diego Padres are looking to make a trade for Twins catcher Christian Vazquez. After losing Kyle Higashioka to free agency, San Diego is in desperate need of a proven MLB catcher.
Aiden Blakeley|
The San Diego Padres are still looking for a replacement arm to fill their depleted starting rotation, and a recent trade prediction from Bleacher Report could see them filling that gap with a premier starter.
Aiden Blakeley|
The Padres need to capitalize on signing a few big names still available on the free agent market, which include Jack Flaherty, Jurickson Profar, Yasmani Grandal, and Ryan Yarbrough.
PJ Potter|
The 2025 Hall of Fame Ballot brings us to the time where we can predict who may be joining the baseball greats in the future. Three current Padres have a chance to hear their names called if they keep up their successful careers.
Aiden Blakeley|
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