The post Padres’ 3 most disappointing players in 2025 appeared first on ClutchPoints. As the San Diego Padres approach the midpoint of the 2025 MLB season, expectations remain sky-high for a ...

San Diego Padres pitcher Dylan Cease was struck by a 99.6 mph come-backer and evaluated by trainers in a scary moment vs. the ...

Juan Soto's return to Petco Park, now wearing the New York Mets uniform, was met with great disapproval. Each plate ...

Emmanuel Clase's gambling leave has the Cleveland Guardians re-evaluating. Now outfielder Steven Kwan could be on the move if ...

Padres highest-leverage relievers set themselves up to be able to pitch a lot because they don’t throw a lot of pitches ...

Padres shortstop Xander Bogaerts has faced challenges in 2025, showing a significant decline from what his reputation and previous accomplishments suggest he is capable of.

As usual, Preller will be one of the prime executives to watch at the deadline, pricing every available player, including his own.

The Padres need Tatis to rediscover his power; the team ranks 29th in home runs since May 26, and 27th overall. In the interim, it could use more multihit performances from its leadoff man.

The Padres (12-12) remain the only team to not have a losing record in such games. The Padres are 15-22 against teams with winning records and 22-6 against teams with losing records.

A former San Diego Padres player is hosting showcases for MLB teams to demonstrate what he can still contribute on the field, hoping to secure a deal. 40-year- ...

The Padres have dropped three consecutive games, losing two straight and the series to the Marlins, then the opener to the ...

The 19 members of San Diego’s 2025 Draft class are officially Padres. The team announced on Thursday that it has signed its ...