PHOENIX — Despite selling more tickets this season than all but one Major League Baseball team, the San Diego Padres took out a loan for about $50 million in September to address short-term cash ...

Riley was acknowledging the fact that Robert has struggled to retain his Silver Slugger Award form so far this season, ...

The San Diego Padres took out a loan for approximately $50 million in September to help cover short-term expenses, including player payroll, reports The Athletic. The club opened the season with a ...

League and team sources said the team took out a $50 million loan. The Athletic first reported the Padres’ loan Wednesday afternoon. Even with 59 sellouts at Petco Park and the team drawing a ...

Since the start of the offseason, there has been speculation that the San Diego Padres would make a blockbuster trade. While no deal has transpired, the Friars have been linked to All-Star ...

The San Diego Padres are off to a hot start but seem to ... Robert signed a six-year, $50 million extension in 2020 and just club options for 2026 and 2027. The White Sox are poised to become ...

The Padres entered this season with a franchise record $248.9 million payroll. Trimming nearly $50 million off payroll in an offseason is extreme, though pricey veterans Josh Hader and Blake Snell ...

The Padres' success has come after a quiet offseason in which they saw many of last year's key contributors walk away. Their ...

The San Diego Padres reportedly needed a little help making ends meet this season. The team took out a $50 million loan in September to address short-term cash-flow issues and meet its obligations ...

Jurickson Profar’s trade rumors are heating up, with a few teams in the mix for the former Padres star ... suggest that Profar could land a $50 million three-year deal with the Cincinnati ...

Another concern: The Padres’ local television revenue is virtually certain to reduce as they shift from a regional sports network that was paying them more than $50 million per year to a ...

Mar 27, 2025; San Diego, California, USA; San Diego Padres general manager A.J. Preller, right, talks with manager Mike Shildt before an Opening Day baseball game between the San Diego Padres and ...