He’s got stuff up both sleeves, down his pants ... by trading Soto to the New York Yankees during the 2023 Winter Meetings. Now, league sources say the Padres are in a better financial position ...

The MLB has a rich history of feel-good stories and tremendous athletic achievements that helped make the sport iconic. However, it is not free from its fair share of controversies.

He’s got stuff up both sleeves, down his pants, in his shoes,” Shildt ... real part of what we’re doing.” If the Padres decide to pursue a new deal with Profar, it’ll be a big step ...

For cities like Fort Smith, they’re hoping the upstart league and the growing footprint of the Fort Smith Marshals baseball ...

SAN DIEGO, CA – AUGUST 25: Jackson Merrill #3 of the San Diego Padres celebrates his walk-off solo home run in the ninth ...

The San Diego Padres need to add an outfielder this winter and the most obvious solution is staring them right in the face.

The San Diego Padres missed out on signing Korean free agent infielder Hyeseong Kim, who reportedly signed a three-year deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Fri ...

2024 was a fabulous year for the San Diego Padres. They won 93 games, pushed the eventual champion Dodgers to the brink of playoff elimination, and found new stars to root for. But the biggest win ...

The San Diego Padres may explore trading one of their best players, but only if they receive a loaded package in return.

Although the Padres and Dodgers are the most likely to sign Sasaki, other teams have had a formal meeting with the 23-year-old pitcher. Both the New York Mets and New York Yankees have met with ...

276 with 15 homers and 41 RBIs in 93 games for Triple-A Syracuse (the affiliate of the New York Mets). The Padres have multiple infielders (including Ha-Seong Kim and Donovan Solano) who are free ...

The Padres absolutely should bring him back. If they don't who could sign him? MLB.com's Theo DeRosa suggested the New York Yankees as a fit. "The Yankees have already made a number of big moves ...