The Los Angeles Dodgers are a mere two days away from the beginning of the Seoul Series and it is Tyler Glasnow who is getting the Opening Day start in his first season with the club.
The Opening Day nod is a huge honor, even if it's just one game out of 162
It remains all college hoops here. We're into the quarterfinals for many of the more notable conferences, and it's there our quest takes us today with a trio of plays.
The Padres are set to start their regular season on March 20 against the Dodgers in Seoul, South Korea. Despite such little time between now and then, there's a few uncertainties that linger in the air.
The San Diego Padres made it official on Monday: Yu Darvish will get the Opening Day start when they take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in Seoul, South Korea on March 20. Joe Musgrove will start the Padres' second game in Korea on March 21.
It seems that the San Diego Padres are starting to finalize their plans for the start of the new year. The Padres have already announced the two pitchers that will take the mound against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Korea, but we now have an idea of who will start in their home opener series, too.
As the offseason went along, it became increasingly clear the San Diego Padres weren't bringing back Blake Snell, or even attempting to replace the reigning National League Cy Young Award winner with a big trade or free agent signing.
The San Diego Padres starting rotation is full of question marks right now, other than the top two on the list. Both Yu Darvish and Joe Musgrove are known commodities for San Diego and are crucial to the success of this team.
First matchup with their Peoria friends. Yu Darvish on the bump Location: Peoria Stadium, Peoria, AZ TV: Padres TV Radio: 97.3 The Fan Please remember our Game Day thread guidelines.
San Diego Padres pitcher Yu Darvish opened up about wishing Yoshinobu Yamamoto and/or Shohei Ohtani signed with the Padres this offseason. Padres pitcher Yuki Matsui is optimistic that he'll be ready to go for Opening Day after back inflammation.
The San Diego Padres had an uneventful winter after a 2023 season that began with so much promise — and World Series ambitions — didn't pan out their way during the season, and it certainly didn't in the offseason. Instead, the Padres lost more than they gained.
Yu Darvish makes his first start of spring Location: Peoria Stadium, Peoria, AZ TV: None Radio: MLB.com Please remember our Game Day thread guidelines.
The impetus for selecting the San Diego Padres to play their historic regular season opener in Seoul — the first major league game on Korean soil — likely began with infielder Ha-Seong Kim.
The San Diego Padres will be opening their new season against the rival Los Angeles Dodgers in a few weeks, but Yu Darvish isn't sure if he will get the nod to start one of the two games.
Everyone seems to have an opinion on the Dodgers' offseason. The latest figure in this context involves former Dodgers pitcher/current San Diego Padres hurler Yu Darvish. Darvish, a native of Japan, was naturally asked about Los Angeles's signings of Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto.
The Los Angeles Dodgers made several high-profile additions to their roster during the offseason that have put the rest of Major League Baseball on notice.
San Diego Padres right-hander Yu Darvish won't pitch again this season because of a stress reaction on his elbow. Darvish went on the 15-day injured list on Aug.
The Padres are shutting down Yu Darvish for the rest of the season, skipper Bob Melvin told reporters (including Dennis Lin of the Athletic). Testing revealed an olecranon stress reaction in the veteran righty’s throwing elbow.
At this point, it’s unclear what kind of absence the club is expecting from Yu Darvish. There’s still some time for the club to salvage the season but the odds are against them, particularly without Darvish.
Fans have been completely enamored with Shohei Ohtani over the last few seasons — and for good reason. But once upon a time, it was Yu Darvish who was touted as Japan’s next big baseball export.
The new deal will take him through his age 42 campaign and contains a no-trade clause, though Darvish hasn't shown any signs of slowing down yet.
The San Diego Padres announced Sunday that right-hander Yu Darvish will start in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series on Tuesday against the visiting Philadelphia Phillies.
Yu Darvish really got hosed by umpire Chris Segal on Wednesday night.
Facing their first deficit since the playoffs began last week, the San Diego Padres will turn over their rotation Wednesday in order to get back to what has worked.
Darvish is coming off his second quality season with the Padres.
The Padres' bats were alive early against future Hall of Famer Max Scherzer, as San Diego took a 1-0 advantage in the NL Wildcard round, knocking off the New York Mets in Game 1 Friday night.
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