DALLAS — Compelled by financial factors and the hunger of the New York Yankees, the San Diego Padres a year ago traded away one of the most heralded hitters in baseball history. A year later, they ...

Team could gain payroll flexibility while adding major league players and/or prospects by trading right-hander who finished ...

Major League Baseball superstar Juan Soto has officially signed with the New York Mets on a historic 15-year, $765-million deal. His jersey became available online today, Tuesday, Dec. 10. Grab the ...

MLS 2025 will have a new franchise among its members, as San Diego FC will join the local league next year. Therefore, the ...

The St. Louis Cardinals today released its initial 2025 promotional schedule with over 30 giveaways for ticketed fans at cardinals.com/promotions. This year’s promotional schedule features six ...

The South Florida Business Journal debuts its Power Leaders in Sports, highlighting top professionals driving or contributing ...

The University of San Diego Law School delivers world-class programs that prepare our students to excel as legal professionals. Our students can gain experiential practice, expert mentorship and ...

SECAUCUS, NJ / ACCESSWIRE / November 26, 2024 / SupplySide Connect New Jersey, formerly known as SupplySide East, has opened registration for all attendees, offering industry insiders unparalleled ...

MLB Network's Jon Morosi called the San Diego Padres one of four potential landing spots for Los Angeles Dodgers free agent starting pitcher Jack Flaherty. Flaherty said he wants to stay in Los ...

The San Diego Padres have been one of the best teams in baseball over the last five seasons, making the playoffs three times with the ninth-most wins (380) since the 2020 season. However ...

Past attending companies include global CPG brand leaders such as GNC, Whole Foods Market, PepsiCo, The Coca Cola Company and Bayer. Registration for SupplySide Connect New Jersey, April 8-9, 2025 ...

With the San Diego Padres losing in the NLDS to ... year or it could soon turn ugly in America’s Finest City,” he wrote. “The Padres, who shoved in most of their prospect chips to go for ...