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Jorge Castillo was the first to report the gut-punch: Luis Arraez is headed to the San Francisco Giants on a one-year, $12 million deal. And then Bob Nightenga ...

Luis Arraez is still looking for a job with spring training just less than three weeks away. A three-time All-Star who is still very much in his prime,

The Padres don't usually get discounts on starting pitching. Not the kind that actually matters, anyway. But there's a weird little loophole sitting in plain s ...

General manager A.J. Preller says the San Diego Padres' offseason shopping is far from finished. And while he's looking for another starting pitcher and another veteran bat or two over the next few weeks, Preller seems confident he'll also put ink to ...

The Padres don't really do "normal" minor-league pitching signings anymore. If San Diego is adding an arm to the minor league system, there's usually a hook. T ...

The Padres don't have the luxury of treating prospects like background noise anymore. Not after years of living in "win-now" mode and watching the farm system g ...

It was well known that the Padres' farm system would be thin when entering spring training, as three trades in exchange for four players meant that the team wou ...

The Padres' offseason has had that half-loaded feeling. It's like the front office keeps reaching for the big lever and then pulling its hand back at the last s ...

There's a specific kind of baseball annoyance reserved for this move -- the one where you know you can justify it, but it still makes you roll your eyes. The Ast ...

The San Diego Padres have signed left-hander Marco Gonzales to a minor league deal with a non-roster invite to spring training, per Jon Heyman, a move that clos ...