San Diego Padres (1968-2024)

With the 2022 version complete, we turn our focus to youngsters who could pop in Futures Games in the coming years.

Susana struck out six, Carlos Jorge stole three bases and more.

Organization reports from our five National League West correspondents, headlined by an emerging Dodgers righthander from the club’s bountiful 2020 draft class.

Here is the second installment of Baseball America’s Rookie of the Year watch for the 2022 season.

Our National League West correspondents deliver one prospect report per organization, headlined by an emerging Padres outfielder who has added power to his game at Double-A.

Prospect reports for a player from each of the five National League West clubs, headlined by the D-backs’ top prospect who is showing he is completely healthy this season.

We have some hot names and big movers on this week’s list, leading off with a teenage name to get aggressive with in all formats of dynasty.

Scouting reports on another strong, balanced class of international signings for the Padres, from the top prospects to the sleepers to watch.

Gore’s journey was a long one, full of peaks and valleys more extreme than those of even the most volatile pitching prospects.

Whatever Abrams was feeling when he stepped to the plate for his first career at-bat at Petco Park on Thursday night, there was no doubting the emotion he was feeling by the end of it.

A look at what the Padres got back from Milwaukee in the Victor Caratini trade.

A near-record number of Top 100 Prospects are poised to make their MLB debuts on or around Opening Day, marking a stark deviation from the practices of the past. Is it the start of a new trend?

The A’s continued their offseason teardown on Sunday, trading Sean Manaea to the Padres for two more prospects.

The 25-year-old reliver’s development of his sinker could determine his big league future.

The Padres addressed their power deficiency on Friday, acquiring slugger Luke Voit from the Yankees in exchange for pitching prospect Justin Lange.

Here are 10 players we’re excited to see jump stateside in 2022.

The Padres hope that 19-year-old James Wood will have a similar trajectory to 2020 first-rounder Robert Hassell.

The 21-year-old shortstop has immense talent but fewer than 350 plate appearances since being drafted in 2019.