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Kevin Cortes

Unfortunately, a lifelong Padres fan.

The Padres Go to Pittsburgh With Something to Prove and Paul Skenes Waiting in Game 2

The Padres Go to Pittsburgh With Something to Prove and Paul Skenes Waiting in Game 2

The Padres took the series in Boston and now they have to do it all over again, this time against a Pittsburgh Pirates team that nobody is sleeping on anymore. The Pirates come in at 6-3 with five wins in a row after sweeping the Baltimore Orioles at PNC Park.

Manny Machado, Jackson Merrill, Xander Boegarts, and Miguel Andujar at Fenway Park.

The Padres Win the Series at Fenway and Start to Look Like Themselves

San Diego went into Fenway Park and took two of three from the Boston Red Sox to move to 3-5 on the season. For a team that had dropped four of its first five games, winning a road series at one of the harder venues in baseball is a meaningful

Photo of Luis Campusano at Peoria Sports Complex

Luis Campusano Hits Everything in Triple-A. So Far, the Majors Have Been a Different Story.

Last season Luis Campusano led all of Triple-A baseball with a 1.036 OPS. He hit .336 with 25 home runs, 95 RBI, and a .441 on-base percentage for El Paso. He was named a PCL All-Star and became the Chihuahuas' all-time home run leader. By any measure it

Walker Buehler at Petco Park

Yes It's Early, But the Padres Offense Has Been a Problem Through Four Games

The Padres dropped a 3-2 decision to the San Francisco Giants on Monday night and fell to 1-3 on the season, their worst four-game start since 2018. Jackson Merrill hit a two-run shot in the bottom of the ninth to make it interesting, but that is about the most generous

Padres Host Giants Starting Tonight, Looking to Get Right

Padres Host Giants Starting Tonight, Looking to Get Right

After dropping the opening series to Detroit, the Padres get a short turnaround with the San Francisco Giants coming to Petco Park for three games starting tonight. This is exactly the kind of series the Padres need to use to shake off a rough week one and get something going.

Padres Lose Opening Series to Tigers, 2-1

Padres Lose Opening Series to Tigers, 2-1

Padres Lose Opening Series to Tigers, 2-1 Not the start anyone wanted. The Padres dropped two of three to the Tigers at Petco Park to open the 2026 season, and the most frustrating part is that the series easily could have gone the other way. Game 1: Tigers 8, Padres