Spring training is less than a month away, but there is still plenty of MLB offseason business to tackle. A handful of ...

The Padres have struck a deal to bring back to Major League Baseball (MLB) a pitcher who has been lighting up the Japanese ...

The Seattle Mariners added to their position player depth Monday by signing a former Silver Slugger Award winner who spent ...

The best reliever on the market is undoubtedly San Diego Padres lefty Tanner Scott. The Mets already have a closer with Edwin Diaz manning the role, but having another closer-type pitcher of the ...

Jeremiah Estrada's girlfriend drops 3-word reaction as the Padres pitcher brings a new addition to family (image credits: instagram/jiannamarie_) Jeremiah Estrada had the best season of his career ...

"Especially how he pitched last year and the way he closed the year out with the San Diego Padres ... to be a heavy player in the relief pitcher market — the Atlanta Braves.

R.J. Anderson of CBS Sports recently predicted the Dodgers to steal one of the Padres' most valuable pitchers in free agency. Anderson predicted Los Angeles to sign star closer Tanner Scott.

The San Diego Padres need to sign or trade for an outfielder to replace Jurickson Profar in left field. Last season, Profar was spectacular in a breakout year. He slashed .280/.459/.839 with 24 ...

If this is true, the Padres will likely trade Cease after the top free-agent pitchers sign this winter. That would open up a spot in the rotation for San Diego to add an affordable veteran.

The San Diego Padres are reportedly exploring the idea ... While Burnes is the better pitcher of the two and both pitchers were on expiring contracts, Cease is actually in the Orioles' price ...

The Padres are surely shopping for additional options, but the plan appears to be to give Campusano another shot at significant playing time. At 26, Campusano is still plenty young enough to ...

The San Diego Padres are continuing to explore their options this winter and that includes potentially trading away some of their stars. In a recent column from Bleacher Report's Zachary D.