Padres players are off to a hot start in the WBC, plus will San Diego regret trading away one of baseball's biggest prospects?

The Padres are on the verge of being sold as their currently considering bids from five bidders, including a local group headed by the founder of Vuori and former Chargers' QB Drew Brees! We have full reaction as the sale comes into focus and Opening Day approaches.

The Padres made a flurry of moves this weekend, including the addition of the much-maligned slugger, Nick Castellanos. Also, Manny Machado goes to bat for AJ Preller, calling it "weird" that he hasn't been extended as he enters the final year of his contract.

In the first significant move of the off-season, the Padres re-signed Michael King to a three-year, $75-million deal to help bolster the rotation in 2026 (and potentially beyond). The deal includes player options for both 2027 and 2028.

The San Diego Padres are officially exploring a sale — a decision that could reshape the franchise for the next decade or longer. Did John Seidler's ownership group mislead Padres fans following the untimely passing of Peter Seidler and what role did Sheel Seidler's lawsuit play in today's news?

In a stunning twist, the Padres hired Craig Stammen, a former longtime reliever with the club, to be the team's next manager. What led to the decision and what does it mean for AJ Preller's future?

There are more questions than answers following Mike Shildt's surprise announcement and the Padres begin ANOTHER managerial search.

The Padres season came to an end in excruciating fashion as the Cubs held on for a Game Three win at Wrigley to secure the series. Manny Machado and Fernando Tatis Jr. combined to go 2-for-22 in the series.