PEORIA, Ariz. — A year ago, hours before the San Diego Padres’ first full-squad workout that spring, Xander Bogaerts was asked to go from being a lifelong shortstop to a sudden second baseman.

The San Diego Padres are in a difficult spot this offseason. With a tight budget and no major additions to the roster, the Padres’ 2025 season is already looking like a bust. “They put themselves in a ...

For six or sometimes eight or nine kilometers, Xander Bogaerts would run on the strand that winds along the white sand and ...

The San Diego Padres have made up their mind about their dilemma. Xander Bogaerts is returning to his old position. Padres manager Mike Shildt officially announced the plan during his media ...

Longtime shortstop Xander Bogaerts headed into the 2024 season as the Padres’ new everyday second ... reporters (including Jeff Sanders of the San Diego Union-Tribune) that Bogaerts will be ...

The batting order for Friday’s spring training game likely provided a sneak peak for the predominant order in 2025 ...

Xander Bogaerts found himself with a new routine this offseason with the clear water and white sand of Aruba’s west coast resorts as his backdrop. The San Diego Padres infielder ran three or four ...

Longtime shortstop Xander ... that Bogaerts will be the team’s regular shortstop in 2025, and that the veteran is “excited” about the opportunity, via Jeff Sanders of the San Diego Union ...

The Padres are confident they can be right back and meet the Dodgers again in the postseason, but there’s also a cruel ...

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Friday night was a long time coming for Fernando Tatis Jr.. The Padres' 26-year-old superstar made his Spring Training debut ...

The San Diego Padres may be able to move their ace Dylan ... he could garner an annual average value of well over $20 million. Thus, with the Padres already strapped with Xander Bogaerts’ contract, ...