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1:03Padres, RHP Michael King Agree To 3-Year, $75 Million Deal
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10:06Five Undervalued Pitchers Based On Early ADP!
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10:20Early 2026 Outfield Rankings Part 2! Jarren Duran Over Roman Anthony?
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1:54NL Wildcard Game 3: Padres At Cubs
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1:49Padres, Cubs Set For Winner-Take-All Game 3
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1:09Mason Miller: Struck Out 1st 8 Batters Faced In Postseason Career
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1:24Cubs Claim First Playoff Win Since 2017, Lead Series 1-0
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8:58Will These Strong Finishes Affect 2026 Value?
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1:12Highlights: Padres at Mets (9/16)
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1:22MLB Power Rankings: Dodgers, Padres Limp to Finish Line
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0:38Highlights: Orioles at Padres (9/2)
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0:51MLB Power Rankings: Padres Fall Out Of Top 10
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0:52Jason Adam Injury Leaves Padres Without Key Reliever
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1:33Highlights: Orioles at Padres (9/1)
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1:08MLB Recap: Padres Hold off Mariners Late Comeback Attempt
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0:56MLB Recap: Cal Raleigh Blasts Home Run No. 50 In Mariners Win
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1:37MLB Power Rankings: Padres Biggest Risers, Up 7 Spots After 5-1 Week
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10:13Trade Deadline Deals! Mason Miller to the Padres, Correa Back to Houston & More!
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0:51Padres Going All-in to Chase Down Dodgers
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0:50BREAKING: Ryan O'Hearn Traded to Padres
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Padres' Leandro Cedeno: Returning to MLB
Cedeno signed a minor-league contract with the Padres on Thursday, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reports.
Cedeno was a one-dimensional prospect with the Cardinals after originally signing with the team as a 16-year-old in 2015, with the primary draw being his power. Despite experiencing some success at the plate in the minors, Cedeno has played in Japan for the last three seasons. Unless he's improved defensively, it's difficult to envision Cedeno carving out a meaningful role in San Diego.
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Padres' Riley Pint: Lands with Padres on MiLB deal
The Padres signed Pint to a minor-league contract Tuesday.
Pint signed a minor-league deal with the Guardians last offseason but never wound up pitching in their organization or anywhere else in 2025, presumably due to an undisclosed injury. The one-time No. 4 overall draft pick has been tattooed for nine runs over 3.2 innings during his brief time in the majors.
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Padres' Miguel Andujar: Lands in San Diego
Andujar signed a one-year, $4 million contract with the Padres on Wednesday, Jeff Passan of ESPN.com reports.
Andujar finished the 2025 campaign on a high note after being traded from the Athletics to Cincinnati at the deadline, slashing .359/.400/.544 with four homers, 17 RBI and 14 runs scored over 110 regular-season plate appearances with the Reds. Now with the Padres, the 30-year-old outfielder is likely to see most of his playing time come against left-handed starters, as he's posted an impressive .967 OPS versus southpaws since 2023.
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Padres' Marco Gonzales: Nets NRI pact from San Diego
The Padres signed Gonzales to a minor-league contract Thursday that includes an invitation to spring training, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reports.
Gonzales will receive $1.5 million if in the majors, with an additional $1 million available in incentives. The lefty went unsigned while missing the entire 2025 season following flexor tendon surgery, but he should be fully recovered from that operation and enter spring training without major restrictions. Gonzales -- who turns 34 in February -- hasn't pitched in a game setting since Aug. 2024, so he'll surely need some time in the minors. He holds a career 4.16 ERA over 170 appearances (162 starts) at the major-league level.
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Padres' Samad Taylor: Finds work with Padres
Taylor signed a minor-league contract with the Padres on Saturday that includes an invitation to spring training, Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com reports.
Taylor elected free agency Friday after being outrighted by the Mariners, and he'll now attempt to carve out a role for himself with the Padres. The 27-year-old carries just a .532 OPS through 83 career plate appearances in the majors, but he slashed .296/.378/.461 with 86 RBI, 124 runs scored and 44 steals over 137 games at Triple-A Tacoma in 2025.
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Padres' Yu Darvish: Considering retirement
Darvish (elbow) is considering retiring from professional baseball, Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reports.
Darvish is slated to earn $46 million over the next three years, but after undergoing UCL repair surgery in November that will cause him to miss all of 2026, the 39-year-old's future in MLB is uncertain. Injuries have limited him to just 31 big-league starts over the past two regular seasons, during which he's turned in a 4.28 ERA and 1.12 WHIP across 153.2 total innings.
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Team Statistical Rankings
| Avg | R | HR | ERA | |
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.252 (7th) |
702 (18th) |
152 (28th) |
3.63 (3rd) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
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| J. Musgrove SP Joe Musgrove SP | Elbow |
| J. Adam RP Jason Adam RP | Quadriceps |
| Y. Darvish SP Yu Darvish SP | Elbow |
| J. Brito SP Jhony Brito SP | Forearm |
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