SAN DIEGO -- Things went from bad to worse for the struggling Padres offense on Wednesday. Star third baseman Manny Machado was diagnosed with a fractured metacarpal bone in his left hand after he was hit by a pitch on Monday night. Initial X-rays came back negative, but further tests

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SAN DIEGO -- Brad Keller’s wildness helped lift the Padres’ offense out of the doldrums Monday night. But it also knocked Manny Machado out of the game. Machado exited the Padres’ 4-0 victory over the Royals during the fourth inning at Petco Park after Keller plunked him on the left

LOS ANGELES -- The Padres’ already-thin catching situation took a major hit on Friday. Luis Campusano had surgery to repair a ligament in his ailing left thumb, manager Bob Melvin said, setting a timetable of at least eight weeks before Campusano's potential return. That would rule Campusano out until sometime

PHOENIX -- Padres right-hander Yu Darvish expects to make his next start, after a brief injury scare Sunday afternoon in a 7-5 victory over the D-backs at Chase Field. Darvish exited in the sixth inning in visible discomfort with a right hamstring issue, but he later said that he’d only

SAN DIEGO -- At long last, Fernando Tatis Jr. is back in San Diego with the Padres. With three games remaining on his PED suspension, Tatis rejoined the team at Petco Park on Monday and will not play any additional Minor League games before his return. Tatis worked out with

NEW YORK -- The Padres are back at Citi Field this week, back at the site of their National League Wild Card Series triumph over the Mets, back where a shiny-eared Joe Musgrove held New York to one hit over seven innings in a winner-take-all playoff game on Oct. 9,

PEORIA, Ariz. -- The Padres spent their offseason constructing a deep bullpen with a few electric arms at the back end. That depth, it seems, is going to get an early test. Because another one of those electric arms is likely to open the season on the injured list. Right-hander

PEORIA, Ariz. -- With less than a week until the Padres break camp in Peoria, their Opening Day roster picture is suddenly as murky as it has been all spring. San Diego caught a couple of rough injury breaks on Sunday, when catcher Austin Nola was hit in the nose

PEORIA, Ariz. -- The Padres, it appears, can breathe a sigh of relief about star left fielder Juan Soto’s ailing left oblique. Soto underwent an MRI on Tuesday after he sustained a mild strain of that oblique while taking a swing during a backfield "B" game at the Peoria Sports

MESA, Ariz. -- Padres catcher Austin Nola exited Sunday’s Cactus League contest vs. the Cubs early after he was hit in the face by a pitch from Chicago reliever Michael Fulmer in the top of the fourth inning. Nola immediately received medical attention and remained fully conscious, as he was

PEORIA, Ariz. -- The Padres, it seemed, had quite an Opening Day decision on their hands. Give the ball to the man they extended for five years and $100 million last summer. Or give the ball to the man they extended for six years, $108 million in January. One ace

PEORIA, Ariz. -- After he lined a single up the middle and a double off the right-center-field wall on Saturday afternoon, Fernando Tatis Jr. wanted to make one thing clear. "I remember how to hit," the Padres' superstar said with a smirk.

SURPRISE, Ariz. -- A loaded Team Dominican Republic just got more impressive. Juan Soto left Padres camp Thursday night to join the Dominican Republic for the World Baseball Classic, giving the Pool D favorite another big bat in a lineup that also includes San Diego teammates Manny Machado and Nelson

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PEORIA, Ariz. -- Behind the scenes, Fernando Tatis Jr. has drawn rave reviews for his work in right field this spring. Padres officials are eager to see the finished product: Tatis -- his rocket arm, his elite speed, his penchant for the spectacular -- applying that skill set as a

PEORIA, Ariz. -- It had been 17 months since Fernando Tatis Jr. last donned a Padres uniform and played a baseball game. Moments before he did so, manager Bob Melvin informed Tatis he had a green light to steal, if he were to reach base. Tatis’ response? He revved an

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Padres right-hander Joe Musgrove fractured his left big toe on Monday, the team announced early Tuesday morning, putting his status for Opening Day in serious doubt. Musgrove sustained the injury in the team's weight room when he dropped a kettlebell on his foot while working out. Manager

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Maybe it is the mended shoulder. Maybe it is simply being back in spikes again. Padres camp in 2023 features a free and frisky Fernando Tatis Jr., a familiar Fernando Tatis Jr.

SAN DIEGO – Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. underwent a second wrist surgery last week, the team confirmed, a further repair of the fractured scaphoid bone in his left wrist. Tatis is currently serving an 80-game suspension after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance and is not with the team

SAN DIEGO -- Fernando Tatis Jr. underwent successful surgery to repair the labrum in his left shoulder on Tuesday, the Padres announced. Tatis had been slated to undergo surgery last week but was dealing with a non-COVID illness at the time. Instead, he had the operation on Tuesday in Los

SAN DIEGO -- The Padres’ offense was already struggling. Then, moments before first pitch Tuesday night, star right fielder Juan Soto was scratched with left mid-back tightness. An hour after that, Brandon Drury was ejected for arguing what appeared to be a missed call. And sure enough, the offensive struggles

SAN DIEGO -- Fernando Tatis Jr. will have surgery to repair the labrum in his left shoulder, he said Tuesday -- a surprise reversal of his decision to avoid surgery last offseason. Speaking with reporters for the first time since his suspension, Tatis was contrite, offering apologies to his teammates,

SAN DIEGO -- Fernando Tatis Jr. addressed reporters on Tuesday afternoon, taking a contrite tone as he spoke publicly for the first time since he was suspended for testing positive for a banned substance. "I would like to start today just by saying how truly sorry I am," said Tatis,

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