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The Padres are losing two top arms in Michael King and Dylan Cease. Thanks to qualifying offers and extra draft capital, it doesn’t have to be a total setback.
Tremayne Person|
The Padres once kicked the tires on a Jeff McNeil trade. With lineup versatility still a need, it might be time to circle back to the Mets utility man.
Will Lockwood|
The Cubs would take no issue in sacrificing draft picks if it means signing one of Padres' aces Michael King or Dylan Cease.
PJ Potter|
Jason Adam says he’s not ruling out a 2026 Opening Day return, but the Padres know his quad rehab could leave their late-inning plans in limbo.
Will Lockwood|
San Diego’s scouts have checked in on Kazuma Okamoto as he hits the posting market.
Tremayne Person|
The Padres need more than star power to win the NL West. Re-upping Kyle Hart is a quiet sign they’re serious about stacking the right kinds of arms.
Tremayne Person|
Seattle made re-signing Josh Naylor its top priority and got it done, while the Padres still have no clear solution at first base heading into a pivotal 2026 season.
Tremayne Person|
The San Diego Padres need to upgrade over Luis Arraez at first base, though A.J. Preller sounds determined to bring the contact-maven back in 2026.
Brandon Glick|
The Padres need rotation help, and Kodai Senga might be the answer.
Will Lockwood|
From roster depth to bullpen planning, the Dodgers’ postseason run offers a roadmap. Here are three lessons the Padres need to take to heart.
Andy Johnson|
Are the Padres actually set at catcher this offseason, or is depth still a concern behind the plate?
Andy Johnson|
The San Diego Padres are expected to pursue the NPB's home run king this offseason, but his contact and strikeouts trends could give the Friars pause on handing out a mega-contract.
Brandon Glick|
The San Diego Padres could win their offseason by ignoring the biggest fish on the market and focusing instead on an aggressive pursuit of Tatsuya Imai.
Colin Keane|
Bob Nightengale linked Ketel Marte to a possible Diamondbacks sell-off.
Will Lockwood|
Amidst all the shocking coaching changes and decision in Major League Baseball this offseason, one former San Diego Padres catcher has one of the most fascinating stories of all.
Brandon Glick|
The Dodgers keep acting like a financial powerhouse. The Padres keep trying to talk like one. This offseason will show whether San Diego can actually keep up.
Will Lockwood|
Remember Travis Jankowski? Fresh off an unprecedented run as the star of a 2012 Stony Brook team that went to the College World Series, the speedy outfielder wa
PJ Potter|
The Padres may eventually face a Fernando Tatis Jr. decision, but the Mariners shouldn’t be the team to bail them out.
Tremayne Person|
Tatsuya Imai’s posting has sparked fresh Padres rumors and fresh expectations.
Tremayne Person|
Padres starting pitcher had an electric first season in San Diego, which earned him a Top 6 spot in the NL Cy Young Award race.
PJ Potter|
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