The San Diego Padres so far have exceeded most expectations in 2025. They also have continued to establish themselves as, ...

Analyzing Cubs' Jamison Taillon vs. Padres & Diamondbacks, focusing on hitters like Tatis and team strategies. Matt and Joe talk his fantasy impact this week! Starmer suspends import tariffs to ...

The San Diego Padres have a significant gap that the team will need to fill through trade in July if they are to maximize their potential. President of baseball operations A.J. Preller is known ...

For followers of the San Diego Padres, life is good right about now. Your team is 15-6, which is good for a .714 winning-percentage. That number tops the charts in all of baseball, and the Padres ...

Your team is 15-6, which is good for a .714 winning-percentage. That number tops the charts in all of baseball, and the Padres also own MLB’s second-best run differential at +34, coming in at ...

San Diego Padres Nick Pivetta’s free agent signing has gone perfectly (Thomas Conroy, Gaslamp Ball) Padres are down and up; ...

It’s also something the Padres must have if this team is going to go on a deep playoff run. Unfortunately, Xander followed up Tuesday night by going 0-4 with two strikeouts Wednesday.

With a veteran line up that is more balanced and provides some more left-handed threat, the Padres look a lot more like the team that went 12-1 at home in early April. Now they just need Jackson ...

San Diego Padres pitcher Michael King called outfielder Jackson Merrill the "heart and soul" of the team, praising the young player for the production and energy he brings to the club. Merrill ...

Last year, the Padres made six trades after the regular season got rolling. It's hard to imagine the team going as far as it did in 2024 without Luis Arraez, Jason Adam, Tanner Scott, or Martin Perez.

The volume of runs and margin of victory were impressive, for sure. Even if the Padres were playing a team that seems bound to challenge the record of 121 losses in a season set just last year by ...

The Colorado Rockies’ abysmal start to their 2025 campaign hit a new low on Saturday, as they fell to the San Diego Padres, 21-0, at Coors Field, marking the team’s worst shutout loss in ...