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The Padres, who will conduct their business in 2025 without injured starter Joe Musgrove, could field a rotation of Cease, King, Pivetta, Hart, and Yu Darvish. The natural course of the season ...

Joe Musgrove, the Padres’ emerging ace, had arranged for his rotation-mates to receive custom-made basketball jerseys emblazoned with their last names and baseball uniform numbers. The new duds ...

Bergert will get at least one more turn through the San Diego rotation after he was summoned from Triple-A El Paso to make his first MLB start Tuesday. He acquitted himself well in a no-decision ...

Assuming health, how do you see the Padres’ starting rotation shaking out after Yu ... Or is it a shift in draft strategy, picking more players from college in the 2025 draft?

Led by President of Baseball Operations A.J. Preller, the Padres fortified their starting rotation and their bullpen with stunning trades in late July, and at the July 30 Major League Baseball ...

Nevertheless, Bergert made a strong case to become a starting pitching option as the Padres look to deepen their rotation. Baseball is a crazy game, as you never know when your opportunity will occur.

The San Diego Padres have a lot of work to do when it comes to figuring out their starting rotation. At the top of it, they have veterans Yu Darvish and Joe Musgrove. After that, many of the names ...

One report suggested a veteran right-handed pitcher from the Toronto Blue Jays who could enhance the Padres' rotation depth for the rest of the season. The Padres' offense, usually dynamic ...

Yu Darvish is on a path back to the Padres' rotation, Matt Waldron is putting together an impressive run, and the Padres' trade deadline strategy is taking shape. Catch up on all the headlines you ...

The first two games of the series were like many seen in October, taut with tension and full of strategy and little ... 1), the Padres rotation’s 2.44 ERA ranks fifth (third among playoff ...

One report suggested a veteran right-handed pitcher from the Toronto Blue Jays who could enhance the Padres' rotation depth for the rest of the season.