The San Diego Padres are no longer the best team in baseball, according to Newsweek Sports' Noah Camras. More news: Former Padres Pitcher Announces Retirement ...

With a spate of upcoming off-days, the Padres reshuffled their pitching staff ahead of their 1-0 loss on Friday night in the ...

If anything, Soto’s presence adds a new wrinkle in a rivalry that has lost its luster over the last five years.

Starting catcher Francisco Alvarez and starting infielder Jeff McNeil are expected to be activated from the injured list and ...

Padres manager Mike Shildt will join a former Phillies slugger in the effort to expand the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in ...

Juan Soto addressed his early-season struggles with the New York Mets, sharing a confident message about pushing through and ...

The New York Mets have successfully won the first two games in their series against NL East rivals Philadelphia Phillies, ...

According to Mets beat writer Anthony DiComo, Vientos was practicing before Monday's game and could be available against the ...

Right-handed pitcher Ryan Bergert, a 2018 GlenOak High School alum, could make his MLB debut when the Padres host the Tampa ...

CBS Sports’ Matt Snyder ranked San Diego No. 1 overall in the latest installment of his MLB power rankings. The Padres earned ...

Vivid Seats is the New ... the San Diego Padres are one of baseball’s biggest surprises. Sporting a 16-7 record — which has the team tied with the high-spending Dodgers and Mets for the ...