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Ha-seong Kim more at home heading into second year with Padres

PEORIA, Ariz. — Because some things transcend cultural divides, Ha-seong Kim relaxed a bit when he discovered his palate agreed with Phil's baby back ribs. Not that the San Diego County barbecue chain truly compares to his mother's kimchi stew or anything else that Sun Young Na whipped up for…

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Snell expects to be ready to start season for Padres, but it will be slow going again

PEORIA, Ariz. —By the end of last season, Blake Snell was pitching as well as he ever had. Better even.

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Nick Canepa: Padres messed up with Tatis, but Junior gets most of the blame

SAN DIEGO — "Can you hear the drums, Fernando?"

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Padres acquire Luke Voit from Yankees, hoping he adds thump to lineup

PEORIA, Ariz. — The Padres made a move Friday to get some much-needed punch in their lineup.

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Old-school Ruben Niebla brings new way of teaching Padres pitchers

PEORIA, Ariz. — Ruben Niebla was preceded as Padres pitching coach by Larry Rothschild, who had been coaching in the major leagues for more than three decades when he was hired.

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Tom Krasovic: If Padres can’t contend without Tatis, it’s on A.J. Preller

Ronald Acuna was to his team what Fernando Tatis Jr. was to the Padres. By last summer, two years after he’d put up 41 home runs and 37 stolen bases, the young Braves star was steaming toward the All-Star break with 24 home runs and a .394 on-base percentage.

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Hosmer knows the situation but would love to see it through with Padres

PEORIA, Ariz. — Current and former teammates in recent days texted to ask if it was actually true.

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Delay costly to Tatis, Padres; mid-June 'realistic' for return

Well after injuring his wrist, Fernando Tatis Jr. was swinging an axe and a weighted bat and progressing extremely well on his primary goal of strengthening his shoulder, according to his accounts and those of others familiar with his offseason regimen.

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Bryce Miller: Padres' investment in Fernando Tatis Jr. demands superstar remains on field

No reason to sugarcoat it: The Padres are not paying Fernando Tatis Jr. $340 million with the unprecedented security of a 14-year contract for partial seasons. Yet, that's what they're getting.

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Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. has fractured wrist, surgery likely

Late to start, spring training is not off to a good start for the Padres.

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Fantasy Impact: Fernando Tatis Jr. Injury

Padres star and top fantasy pick expected to miss three months.

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Padres Star Fernando Tatís Jr. Could Miss Three Months With Fractured Wrist

The MVP finalist missed 32 games last season while dealing with shoulder issues.

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Bryce Miller: Padres must surge to life as frustrating MLB lockout ends

It's finally over. But is baseball's lockout over in time?

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Jose Castillo on comeback trail again for Padres

Jose Castillo is 10 bullpens into his latest comeback, and the memory of what he once appeared to be remains vivid enough that the Padres can envision him being a significant piece in their bullpen in 2022.

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Kevin Acee: MLB playing dangerous game by canceling games

SAN DIEGO — Jane Jones resides in a senior independent living facility in San Diego's Mission Hills neighborhood.

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Bill Shaikin: Rob Manfred canceled opening day, then spoke about it. Here’s what he should’ve said.

LOS ANGELES — On Tuesday, after negotiations broke off between owners and players in Major League Baseball, and three months after owners locked out players, Commissioner Rob Manfred announced he had called off opening day. Manfred did address reporters, but this is what we would have liked to hear:

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Tom Krasovic: Rams' approach — 'be different' — is one Padres appreciate

The Los Angeles Rams are celebrating their first Super Bowl victory.

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Fernando Tatis, Manny Machado Look to Make Padres a Playoff Contender

Fantasy outlook, stats and analysis for 2022 San Diego Padres hitters and pitchers.

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Ford Bronco Driver Arrested For Doing Donuts On Padres Ball Field

The grounds crew quickly blocked the Bronco’s only exit.

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ESPN Top-100: Keeping the faith in Padres prospect MacKenzie Gore

The 2022 season is not necessarily a make-or-break year for MacKenzie Gore, but the Padres no doubt would like to see him put a good foot forward after his stuff backed up considerably during the pandemic.

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A.J. Brown tried to get the San Diego Padres’ attention with a video from batting practice

The Padres drafted him in 2016.

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A.J. Brown asks Padres for workout, says he’ll be better than Michael Jordan

"I promise I will do better than Michael Jordan in baseball," Brown tweeted on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Cause of death released after mother, son fall at Petco Park

San Diego police have determined the causes of death of a 40-year-old woman and her 2-year-old son who plunged from the third level of San Diego’s Petco Park, just as thousands of baseball fans were heading inside for a Padres game last year

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Report: Authorities Rule Petco Park Deaths of Woman, Toddler Son As Suicide-Homicide

A 40-year-old woman and her 2-year-old son fell to their deaths before a Padres game at Petco Park on Sept. 25.

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San Diego police conclude mother killed herself, 2-year-old son in Petco Park fall last year

SAN DIEGO — A police investigation has concluded that a San Diego mother intentionally killed herself and her 2-year-old son last September when they fell off a six-story concourse at Petco Park before a Padres game, a homicide lieutenant said Wednesday.

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