Why the Padres could trade Dylan Cease, and more from the Winter Meetings
DALLAS — Compelled by financial factors and the hunger of the New York Yankees, the San Diego Padres a year ago traded away one of the most heralded hitters in baseball history. A year later, they arrived at this week’s Winter Meetings in Dallas at the Hilton Anatole in a different position that might not be all that different after all.
The No. 11 in SD, was No. 8 (#2 pitcher) in BAL A.J. Preller is known for taking big swings in all types of transactions, and ...
Sasaki was mentored by Yu Darvish, one of his idols, during the World Baseball Classic. The Padres established a footprint in ...
Meetings were markedly less eventful for the Padres than the past two. No blockbuster Juan Soto trade. No Xander Bogaerts ...
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The San Diego Padres are yet to make a big move during the 2024 offseason, but they have their eyes set on making a splash in ...
Preller has what one member of his staff termed “a thousand” permutations of plans. But the primary goal is to turn at least ...
The Padres' search for starting pitching will take center stage over the next few weeks, and -- naturally -- much of the ...
Shildt also appeared emboldened, in part because the Padres’ reality could brighten in a matter of weeks. Only hours before ...
The Padres had a great 2024 regular season and GM AJ Preller credits Fernando Tatis Jr's great play as a key reason.
MLS expansion side San Diego FC traded draft picks Hosei Kijima and Thiago Andrade to free up funds for a starting center ...
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Padres 'realistic' blockbuster pitch lands $260M star to pair with Manny MachadoThe San Diego Padres have a great 2024 season but likely will be looking to add even more firepower this offseason.
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