San Diego Padres (1968-2024)

The Padres made a move to supplement their roster in advance of summer camp, acquiring speedster Jorge Mateo from the Athletics.

Examining the full Padres player pool, notable inclusions, exclusions and players who can make an impact in 2020.

Teams employed a variety of strategies and some took considerable risks. We examine five classes that particularly caught our eye.

The raw materials for Wilcox include a fastball that can reach 100 mph, a plus slider and a changeup that projects to be average.

The Padres bucked industry consensus by drafting Tennessee prep outfielder Robert Hassell as the first high school player taken at No. 8.

Continuing with our proposed idea for a Florida Fall League, Josh Norris identifies farm systems most likely to flourish in such a setup.

Examining the Padres’ organization strength and weaknesses entering the 2020 MLB Draft.

Will a new decade bring more fruitful seasons for a pair of teams nearing the end of lengthy rebuilds?

After years of stockpiling minor league talent, the Padres made moves to contend in 2020. Do they have enough talent now to make it happen?

Minor league maneuvering for all 30 organizations for the period March 1 to April 1, 2020.

A team of prospects—one at each position—for whom hype has not yet caught up to reality. These are the darts you want to throw in your dynasty league.

Whether after being sent home minor league players are still receiving their stipends, allowances or per diems, and the dollar amount of those, varies from team to team.

Luis Patiño’s fastball now touches 99 mph, which is more than 10 mph faster than when he first arrived in San Diego’s organization.

More than a dozen scouts give their analysis on prospects and big leaguers turning heads in the Cactus and Grapefruit leagues this spring.

While a prospect’s overall value does not change in a different run environment, the *perception* of his value might change.