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The Padres are reportedly interested in signing Seiya Suzuki, which would both complicate the rest of their offseason and make them a clear contender in the NL West.
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Luis Robert Jr. could make for an excellent left fielder in the Padres' outfield, though his injury history would require a backup plan if the Friars do sign him.
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Joe Musgrove is currently projected to be the Padres' Opening Day starter in 2027. After two years away from the sport, can the team really afford to put that kind of pressure on him?
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Robbie Ray ultimately failed to live up to expectations in San Diego following the trade deadline. Re-signing him in free agency would be an even bigger mistake for the Padres.
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Michael King has opted out, leaving the Padres without an ace heading into the offseason. Re-signing him would be a tremendous feat for the front office, but might they prefer to pursue better depth instead?
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Francis Peña hasn't been able to get over the Triple-A hump quite yet, but a dominant showing in the AFL should put him back on the Padres' radar ahead of a crucial offseason.
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In a crucial year, Jake Cronenworth struggled with injuries and put together one of his worst overall seasons in the big leagues. Is now the time for the Padres to move on, or is betting on a bounce back actually the safer route?
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Gavin Sheets has been a key member of the Padres over the past two years, but his escalating arbitration salary might earn him a ticket out of town this offseason.
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Jackson Merrill was one of just six players to hit 25 homers and steal 25 bases in 2026, yet it feels like no one recognized him for the achievement. Why?
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As the Padres eye a pitching staff overhaul this offseason, they need to decide which of their impending free agents to keep and who to let go.
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Staring down elimination yet again, the Padres must not only win against the Brewers in Game 4, but also set themselves up for the best possible chance to win Game 5.
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Plenty of Padres hitters have a strong history against Kevin Gausman, their opponent for Game 2 of the Wild Card Round, but no one is as familiar with the right-hander as Xander Bogaerts.
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Gavin Sheets likely won't play much in the Wild Card Round, unless the Padres are willing to let him hit against the Cubs' laundry list of lefties.
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There's been no updates on the status of Miguel Andujar prior to the playoffs, though the Padres should be fine without their slugger thanks to various breakouts around the roster.
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Jake Cronenworth has caught fire down the stretch for the Padres, giving San Diego an unexpected chance to claim home-field advantage in the Wild Card Round.
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The Padres are rumored to be suitors for upcoming free agent Jazz Chisholm Jr., but their wildly expensive infield might preclude them from making a serious bid.
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Nick Pivetta delivered a brilliant outing in his long-awaited return to the Padres. Is he guaranteed a spot in the playoff rotation?
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As the Padres and Nationals set to square off with a NL Wild Card spot on the line for the Friars, it's hard not to think back on how the Juan Soto trade shaped both of these rosters.
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Xander Bogaerts is no longer the impact hitter he once was, but the Padres may have little reprieve on the horizon when it comes to his production or contract.
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Yu Darvish is throwing again following a long hiatus after elbow surgery, and the 40-year-old isn't ruling out a return to the Padres after all.
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