It is no secret that the San Diego Padres are looking to shed payroll. With a limited spending budget and a legal battle over ownership of the franchise taintin ...

With the asking price at an astronomical level for one year of Dylan Cease, the San Diego Padres are unlikely to move their ace.

The San Diego Padres are at the center of recent MLB trade rumors, boasting several quality trade chips such as Michael King, Dylan Cease, Luis Arraez and Robert Suarez. But among these four ...

Since then, San Diego has signed King, who the Yankees traded to the Padres for Juan Soto last winter, to a one-year, $7.75 ...

The New York Mets have spoken to the San Diego Padres about ace Dylan Cease and righty Michael King, who both have only one ...

Find him on Twitter/X @zpretzel The San Diego Padres are reportedly listening to trade offers for their ace Dylan ... Cease is the more realistic option (than trading Michael King), and even that ...

The New York Mets have been in talks with the San Diego Padres about a potential trade for right-handed pitcher Dylan ... is no sign that San Diego is willing to make that kind of trade. Cease ...

The Mets were rumored to be pursuing San Diego Padres ace Dylan Cease, who would have joined the team on a one-year rental basis and added certainty to the top of the rotation. The Athletic's Will ...

New general manager Jeremy Zoll could resume his chase for Dylan Cease. The 29-year-old posted a 3.47 ERA, 224 strikeouts and a 1.06 WHIP in 189 1/3 innings and threw a no-hitter in July.

A primary way I think about the difference between the two is that Innie Dylan is this extremely confident guy, and he has no reason not to be. He has very limited life experience, and he’s very ...

Plus, there’s no telling what the 2025 season could bring ... Now, let’s talk about Preller and co-ace Dylan Cease. Already, the Padres-Cease situation stands as one of the more fascinating ...

The Mets are among teams that have been in talks with the Padres about a trade for right-hander Dylan Cease, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. “The Mets showed they don’t like long ...