San Diego Padres

Suddenly there are two spots in the rotation to fill thanks to a concerning bit of injury news.

The event was informally begun by fans of the two teams who noted that Eddie Vedder, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame singer, grew up in San Diego before moving north to Washington State.

Gavin Sheets emerged in the last week in a crowded race for bench spots.

The vibes are good, the talent appears to be in place and optimism has returned for the Padres.

There is opportunity in left field, and so far the young guys look up for the challenge.

Months after a popular San Diego Padres mural in North Park was vandalized, some die-hard fans have launched an online fundraiser to replace it.

Padres fans are taking action to replace a popular mural in North Park that was recently vandalized. A Go Fund Me account has been created. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford has the details.

NBC 7’s Derek Togerson spoke with Joe Musgrove about taking on the role of coach during the season as he heals from elbow surgery.

While at Padres Spring Training at the Peoria Sports Complex in Arizona, Padres pitcher Matt Waldron is bringing back an old but “new” style of throwing in Major League Baseball: the knuckleball pitch. NBC 7’s Derek Togerson explains how Waldron’s unconventional pitching style gives him an edge while playing. 

The San Diego Padres formally introduced RHP Nick Pivetta on Monday at Spring Training in Peoria, Arizona.

A couple additions at the start of Spring Training altered the outlook on the 2025. And Preller isn’t done!

According to numerous reports, the San Diego Padres have come to terms with veteran righthander Nick Pivetta.

The Padres added veterans Jason Heyward and Connor Joe, a San Diego native, before the start of Spring Training.

What does today’s development mean? And where should we set expectations for 2025?

Major League Baseball’s owners unanimously approved John Seilder as the next control person for the San Diego Padres.

Padres All-Star Fernando Tatis Jr. says he’s healthy and ready for an MVP-caliber 2025 season.

The San Diego Padres aren’t being mentioned much as playoff contenders, but they say there’s still plenty of talent on the roster.

The annual San Diego Padres FanFest event draws thousands of people to Petco Park for a day of fun on the field.

Ahead of FanFest, San Diego Padres players surprised some big fans at Pacific View Elementary. NBC 7 photojournalist Paul Makarushka shows us the excitement.