With spring training fast approaching, Luis Arraez and his wife, Gladys Penalvar de Arraez, have been making the most of their time before the regular season kicks into high gear.

The San Diego Padres have unveiled their 2025 promotional schedule, featuring a variety of exciting giveaways, theme games and fan events throughout the season.

The D-backs announced their various giveaways and special events at the Most Valuable Party event on Saturday.

PEORIA, Ariz. (AP) — Left-hander Kyle Hart has signed a one-year contact with the San Diego Padres after one season in the Korean Baseball Organization, where he was selected as the league’s ...

Nick Pivetta became the last of the high-profile free agent pitchers to reach an agreement this offseason, a backloaded $55 million, four-year contract with the San Diego Padres, a person familiar ...

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After 10 years of marriage, Gladys will continue to support Luis in San Diego during the 2025 season ... t led to a ton of postseason success. The Padres were hoping that he was the missing ...

The first lady completed the look with a black ... for NBC San Diego's News Headlines newsletter. Earlier in the day Monday, Melania Trump wore a matching navy blue silk wool coat and hat.

SAN DIEGO -- Leon Duenas and his ... So, on Friday afternoon when the Padres' surprise charity tour arrived at the Ronald McDonald House, it sent Leon racing for his autographed City Connect Padres ...

They’re acting this winter as if the San Diego Padres knocked them out of the playoffs instead of the other way around. They’re willing to don black hats in place of classic Dodger blue.

She showed up to the inauguration on Monday morning wearing a long, dark coat, which appears black from a distance but is actually navy, and a matching wide-brimmed hat. The coat, skirt ...

They’re acting this winter as if the San Diego Padres knocked them out of the playoffs instead of the other way around. They’re willing to don black hats in place of classic Dodger blue.