Jose Iglesias leads Padres offense with the only two hits in the game for San Diego San Diego Padres starting pitcher Kyle Hart made two mistakes on two pitches.
The veteran is capable to contribute in Cronenworth’s absence. The 2025 season seemed to unravel (according to on social media) when Fernando Tatis Jr.
David Stearns hasn't made many mistakes since becoming the president of baseball operations for the New York Mets in late 2023 (and to be fair, it's impossible
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
The argument that Jose Iglesias’s post-game concert was the most impressive performance by a hitter at Citi Field has some merit. Citi Field has historically been a desert for batters, Jody Gerut aside.
The San Diego Padres have given Jose Iglesias a roster spot to begin the 2025 MLB season. According to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, Iglesias will be on the Padres’ 26-man roster on Opening Day (h/t The Sporting News’ Aaliyan Mohammed).
The Padres have told three veteran non-roster invitees that they have made the Opening Day roster. First baseman Yuli Gurriel (as per reporter Francys
The New York Mets are allegedly on the lookout for another right-handed infielder. That’s what makes Sunday’s news all the more painful for Mets fans. According to MLB Insider Jon Heyman, Jose Iglesias has made the Opening Day roster for the San Diego Padres.
The rain that pushed back Yu Darvish's Cactus League debut also affected infielder Jose Iglesias. After signing a minor league deal with the San Diego Padres just a week ago, Iglesias made his spring training debut at shortstop Saturday against the Cleveland Guardians.
San Diego Padres star slugger Jose Iglesias gave some intriguing insights into a couple of major storylines that have hovered over his head in recent weeks.
Given how integral he was to the team's success during their 2024 season, many New York Mets fans were hoping that veteran infielder Jose Iglesias would re-sign this past offseason and return to Queens.
The New York Mets made the decision not to re-sign infielder Jose Iglesias, who was brought in by the San Diego Padres on a Minor League deal after the beginning of spring training.
Jose Iglesias arrived to Peoria, Ariz. Thursday with one goal in mind: To make the Opening Day roster. A day prior, it was reported the San Diego Padres and Iglesias had agreed to a minor league deal.
The San Diego Padres haven't officially introduced Jose Iglesias, but manager Mike Shildt gushed about him at the team's spring training facility Wednesday.
The reverberations are still felt around the New York Mets organization after fan favorite Jose Iglesias signed with the San Diego Padres. The team had a reason for moving on, however, and MLB insider Ken Rosenthal recently revealed why.
Infielder Jose Iglesias was one of the better players left in free agency. He finally found a home for the 2025 season on Tuesday.
The Mets’ infield depth took a hit on Sunday, as Nick Madrigal suffered a fracture in his left shoulder.
Iglesias was a big reason New York enjoyed a summer turnaround last season that ended with the team completing a trip to the National League Championship Series.
One of the more unsung heroes of the New York Mets’ resurgent 2024 season was shortstop and second baseman Jose Iglesias, whose hit song “OMG” became an anthem for the team and whose play on the field helped propel them to their deep postseason run.
An active offseason for the Mets looks to be completed.
Despite all this success and his role as a clubhouse leader and fan favorite, it is understandable why the Mets haven’t been proactive in re-signing the 35-year-old.
When Jose Iglesias started the 2024 season in Triple-A, I’d hesitate to say anyone saw him playing a significant role with the Mets, especially considering he hadn’t registered an MLB at-bat since 2022.
The New York Mets have rediscovered the joy of baseball.
If it wasn't already understood that Trevor Story was leaving the Rockies, it now looks like Colorado has already found his replacement.
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