Padres bring back pitching coach Niebla on multiyear deal (source)
The Padres and pitching coach Ruben Niebla have finalized a multiyear contract to keep Niebla in San Diego, sources told MLB.com on Friday. The club has not yet announced the deal, which was first reported as being final by the San Diego Union-Tribune.
The annual GM meetings are typically when the offseason starts, as executives and agents meet to discuss the state of free agency and the winter ahead. While d ...
A.J. Preller says team will notify Xander Bogaerts soon regarding what position he will play in 2025; team would like to see ...
The San Francisco Giants struggled in 2024, putting up 80 wins and missing the playoffs. Their big-money moves flopped, with ...
The World Series is set to begin this week, taking place between the two biggest markets in the league: The Los Angeles ...
The San Diego Padres withdrew a verbal agreement with a prospect from the Dominican Republic after discovering he had claimed ...
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The Diamondbacks and Yankees are two of the teams that will pursue veteran first baseman Christian Walker in free agency.
Mike Shildt led the San Diego Padres to a 93-69 record and a playoff appearance in his first season as manager, and the team is reportedly keeping him for longer as a result. The manager was signed ...
November 6: The Padres made it official today, announcing that they have agreed to a two-year extension with Shildt to keep him through 2027.
The New York Mets have expressed interest in pitchers Sean Manea and Luis Severino returning in free agency this offseason.
The San Diego Padres kicked things off with a major move: a managerial extension. While expected due to Mike Shildt’s strong first season and the fact that he w ...
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