The San Diego Padres are off to a blistering hot start to the 2025 MLB season. They are 17-8, even after a tough series loss to the Detroit Tigers, and have answered a lot of questions from the offseason.
The timing could not have worked out any better for Astros manager Joe Espada, whose decision to drop first baseman Christian Walker in the batting order on Saturday paid immediate dividends.
Acquiring superstars and then shipping them back out of town not long after has become a common strategy for the San Diego Padres in recent years. Juan Soto, Josh Hader, Seth Lugo and Blake Snell all fit the bill in that regard.
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The Padres top pitcher has been the lone blemish to the team’s hot start. The San Diego Padres have received high praise for their hot start to the 2025 season.
The San Diego Padres are off to an amazing start in 2025, currently sporting a 14-3 record, which is the most wins of any MLB team and sit atop the NL West with the San Fransico Giants (12-4) in second and Los Angeles Dodgers in third (12-6).
The San Diego Padres have two starters that could potentially be on the trade block this summer in right-handers Michael King and Dylan Cease. The trade deadline is set to be one of the most interesting in recent years because of the increasing need for starting pitching, and the Friars have two of the most valuable assets in their rotation.
The San Diego Padres have their sights set on October after a disappointing NLDS exit in 2024. "We start at zero," manager Mike Shildt said. "We build off of last year.
Dylan Cease is trying anything and everything that he can to shake off his early-season blues.
Ace pitcher has worst start of his career against Athletics Things just seemed to go from bad to worse with each inning the San Diego Padres played against the Athletics in Sacramento, Tuesday night.
New pitches for his free agency season The San Diego Padres have one last season of Padres co-ace Dylan Cease. He is represented by Scott Boras, who has a history of taking his clients into free agency rather than signing extensions with their current team.
While the Philadelphia Phillies' starting rotation is one of the best in MLB, there is still room for improvement. A week into the major league season, the Phillies got bad news on one of the top available pitchers.
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Rumors about the San Diego Padres trading some of their best pitchers spread throughout the offseason. But ultimately closer Robert Suarez and starting pitchers Dylan Cease and Michael King all earned spots on the Padres’ Opening Day roster.
The New York Mets inquired about potential trades for San Diego Padres starting pitchers Dylan Cease and Michael King during this past offseason. Obviously, no trade came to fruition for either of these high-level arms, as both righties started the season with the Padres.
The San Diego Padres had not one, but two starting pitchers involved in trade rumors all offseason. Both Dylan Cease and Michael King were reportedly on the table to be traded this offseason, but the pair remained in the rotation at least to start the season.
The San Diego Padres opened their season with a come-from-behind 7-4 win over the Atlanta Braves on Thursday. Opening Day starter Michael King struggled on the mound, allowing three earned runs and lasting just 2.2 innings.
San Diego Padres right-handed pitcher Dylan Cease is a vital piece to the rotation, but the organization's payroll restrictions have led many to believe the 29-year-old will be dealt by the summer.
Among the teams contending in the American League, the Baltimore Orioles’ rotation is a weak spot heading into the 2025 season. After losing Corbin Burnes to free agency, the staff is anchored by Charlie Morton, Tomoyuki Sugano and recently signed Kyle Gibson.
The Philadelphia Phillies may be able to create a four-ace juggernaut in their rotation in 2025. According to New York Mets on SI’s Pat Ragazzo, the Phillies
A pre-Opening Day trade still seems highly unlikely — despite the interest.
The Red Sox were first linked to Dylan Cease’s market back in early December, before Boston acquired Garrett Crochet from the White Sox and signed free agent Walker Buehler.
Trade rumors have swirled around San Diego Padres pitcher Dylan Cease for most of the offseason.
The Chicago Cubs, by all accounts, still look to be on the prowl for some high-end talent to ensure postseason play this year. With the team not making the playoffs since the abbreviated 2020 season and not winning a playoff game since 2017, figurative heads will roll if the “all in” 2025 Cubs don’t make a push deep into the playoffs.
The Chicago Cubs, despite having already had a productive and meaningful offseason, appear to be still on the hunt for some additional talent to add to the opening day roster.
For the second consecutive season, right-hander Dylan Cease is the most talked about player in trade rumors.
That the Twins would be interested is not surprising as just about any club would be, since he’s been one of the best pitchers in baseball over the past four years
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