tldrdailynews.com logo
Tag

San Diego Padres

All articles tagged with #san diego padres

Padres Activate Griffin Canning, Signals Rotation Shake-Up
sports22 days ago

Padres Activate Griffin Canning, Signals Rotation Shake-Up

San Diego activated Griffin Canning to start Sunday against the White Sox after placing German Márquez on the 15-day injured list with forearm nerve inflammation. Canning, who returned from Achilles surgery and signed with the Padres earlier this year, may begin on a pitch limit as he builds up, potentially prompting a rotation rework that could include a six-man setup with Giolito later, with Michael King and Randy Vásquez already occupying the top spots and Márquez, Walker Buehler, and Matt Waldron rounding out the current group.

via MLB Trade Rumors|
#griffin-canning#injury#mlb
Padres to cede control to Jones-Feliciano ownership group
business24 days ago

Padres to cede control to Jones-Feliciano ownership group

The San Diego Padres announced a definitive agreement for the Seidler family to transfer control to a Jones–Feliciano group, which is expected to own about 60% of the franchise in a $3.9 billion deal; MLB approval (75% of owners) is required at upcoming meetings. Minority investors may include the Jacobs family and the Sycuan Band, with other potential partners discussed. The transition will be managed by current leaders while Feliciano and Jones pledge to lead San Diego toward a World Series title and to maintain daily operations during the approval process.

via The New York Times|
#business#jones-feliciano#mlb-approval
Feliciano, Jones Seal MLB’s Biggest Franchise Deal at $3.9B
business1 month ago

Feliciano, Jones Seal MLB’s Biggest Franchise Deal at $3.9B

Private equity billionaire Jose E. Feliciano and his wife Kwanza Jones will buy the San Diego Padres for $3.9 billion, a MLB-record price that far surpasses Steve Cohen’s $2.42 billion Mets deal, with the winning bid selected from a slate of finalists as part of a sale process linked to the late Peter Seidler’s family trust; an official announcement was expected soon.

via Sportico.com|
#business#dollar39-billion#jose-feliciano
Padres Put Pivetta on IL, Shuffle Rotation Ahead of Waldron Return
sports1 month ago

Padres Put Pivetta on IL, Shuffle Rotation Ahead of Waldron Return

Padres place Nick Pivetta on the 15-day injured list with elbow inflammation (retroactive to April 13) after he left Sunday's game with elbow stiffness; Alek Jacob is recalled to fill the spot. Pivetta joins Musgrove and Canning on the IL while Matt Waldron nears a return. Michael King will start tonight, with Randy Vásquez and Walker Buehler slated for the next couple of days as the rotation is shuffled. Pivetta has 24 strikeouts in 16 innings this season and a 4.50 ERA, and his health/contract optics remain significant for San Diego.

via MLB Trade Rumors|
#elbow-inflammation#injured-list#nick-pivetta
Ty France Secures Opening-Day Spot with Padres
sports2 months ago

Ty France Secures Opening-Day Spot with Padres

Ty France has earned a spot on the Padres’ opening-day roster as a corner infielder after signing a February minor-league deal with the club. Following a strong spring (.318, 2 homers, 4 doubles, 2 walks), he’s set to be introduced with the team for the season opener against the Detroit Tigers at Petco Park, with Sung‑Mun Song starting the season on the injured list. France, a 2022 All-Star who has a career .262/.334/.400 line, originally began his career with the Padres in 2019 and returns to the organization with a long MLB résumé.

via San Diego Union-Tribune|
#mlb#opening-day-roster#san-diego-padres
Padres lock in A.J. Preller with new multi-year deal amid offseason uncertainty
sports3 months ago

Padres lock in A.J. Preller with new multi-year deal amid offseason uncertainty

The San Diego Padres announced a multiyear extension for GM A.J. Preller through 2028, ending months of uncertainty amid an offseason that included manager Mike Shildt’s resignation, a rookie manager in Craig Stammen, and looming sale talks. Preller, praised for building competitive rosters and back-to-back 90-win seasons despite budget constraints and a depleted farm system, negotiated with team chairman John Seidler for an extended contract (the exact length wasn’t disclosed). Manny Machado publicly supported keeping Preller, and the Padres’ ownership situation could influence future decisions even as the club remains broadly positioned for continued fan engagement.

via The New York Times|
#aj-preller#baseball-operations#manny-machado
Castellanos Says Phillies Exit Teaches Him to Channel Emotions and Speak Up
sports3 months ago

Castellanos Says Phillies Exit Teaches Him to Channel Emotions and Speak Up

Nick Castellanos says his messy Phillies exit taught him to curb emotions in the moment, speak up sooner when frustrated, and address issues before they pile up. He doesn’t regret speaking honestly when asked, has signed a one-year deal with the Padres, and expects to split time as a designated hitter and outfielder, while wishing Philadelphia had won a World Series.

via New York Post|
#divorce#mlb#nick-castellanos
Padres land Castellanos after Phillies split, adding versatile veteran to lineup
sports3 months ago

Padres land Castellanos after Phillies split, adding versatile veteran to lineup

Nick Castellanos signed with the San Diego Padres after being released by the Philadelphia Phillies, with the Padres planning to deploy him at first base, in the outfield, and as a designated hitter. He trained at first base this offseason; San Diego will owe him the $780,000 major-league minimum while Philadelphia covers the rest of his $20 million contract. The move aims to boost offense and add veteran speed in a contract year, though Castellanos’ fit in a new clubhouse remains to be seen.

via The New York Times|
#mlb#nick-castellanos#offseason-signing
Padres veteran Yu Darvish retires after standout MLB run
sports4 months ago

Padres veteran Yu Darvish retires after standout MLB run

Veteran pitcher Yu Darvish told the Padres he will retire from Major League Baseball with three years and $43 million left on his contract after elbow surgery, ending a career highlighted by playoff contributions and a cross-league win record. He cited a focus on family and rehab, and while a buyout is expected to save the team money, the decision reflects years of elite performance and a close relationship with Padres leadership.

via sandiegouniontribune.com|
#elbow-surgery#mlb-pitcher#retirement
Padres' budget woes derail Arenado pursuit as Cardinals ship him to Diamondbacks
sports-baseball4 months ago

Padres' budget woes derail Arenado pursuit as Cardinals ship him to Diamondbacks

The Cardinals traded Nolan Arenado to the Diamondbacks for salary relief and pitching prospect Jack Martinez, ending a long saga; reports say the Padres were the other major suitor but wouldn’t absorb more of Arenado’s contract, and Arizona’s deal will pay just $5 million in 2026 and $6 million in 2027, underscoring Arenado’s down-market valuation despite his name.

via Redbird Rants|
#arizona-diamondbacks#mlb#nolan-arenado
Manny Machado Achieves 2,000 Career Hits in Padres' Loss to Diamondbacks
sports10 months ago

Manny Machado Achieves 2,000 Career Hits in Padres' Loss to Diamondbacks

The Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the San Diego Padres 6-3, with notable performances including Manny Machado's 2,000th career hit and Josh Naylor's home run. Machado's milestone came off starter Zac Gallen, and Naylor's homer was his 11th of the season. Yu Darvish made his season debut for the Padres, allowing two runs in 3 2/3 innings. Gallen pitched well for the Diamondbacks, improving to 7-9.

via CBS Sports|
#arizona-diamondbacks#josh-naylor#manny-machado