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Adidas Explains Why It Ended Partnership With Fernando Tatis Jr.

The Padres shortstop will miss the rest of the season after MLB suspended him.

Sports Illustrated

Angels release 2023 schedule: Here are 10 key dates

The Angels will start their 2023 season exactly where they will cap this regular season: in Oakland. And after that? Seattle. A newly returned Anthony Rendon (wrist surgery), along with the power duo of Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout, should make for quite the entrance to the season.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers release 2023 schedule: Here are 10 key dates

LOS ANGELES — The Astros and Yankees in Los Angeles. Mookie Betts returning to Fenway Park. And, for the first time since interleague play was introduced in 1997, the Dodgers facing all 29 other Major League Baseball clubs at least once over the course of the year.

Los Angeles Times

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MLB releases 2023 balanced schedule

The White Sox will open the season at Houston and the Cubs will host the Brewers.

Chicago Sun-Times

Watch: Umpire Butchers Strike-Three Call, Ejects Protesting Padre

This is a contender for worst officiating moment of the 2022 MLB season.

Sports Illustrated

Sans Soto, Padres continue to struggle to score in loss to Guardians

SAN DIEGO — Fernando Tatis Jr. apologized. Juan Soto was scratched.

Tribune News Service

Remorseful Tatis Jr. Apologizes for Suspension: ‘I Have Failed’

Tatis: “There’s no other one to blame than myself. I haven’t made the right decisions.”

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Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr. apologizes, reveals he will get shoulder surgery while serving suspension

SAN DIEGO — Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. on Tuesday spoke publicly for the first time since he was suspended for a positive PED test.

Tribune News Service

Being Ha-Seong Kim: Padres' everyday shortstop not trying to replace Fernando Tatis Jr.

Wil Myers had already worked a one-out walk when Ha-Seong Kim stepped to the plate in the ninth inning Thursday representing the tying run for the Padres.

Tribune News Service

How Krystle Hogan Is Empowering Los Angeles Clippers Fans

The current vice president of ticket sales and services for the team is using her expertise to bring more Black leaders into the sports industry.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Power Rankings: Deep Bullpens Keep Astros and Mariners Competitive

Houston and Seattle have reliable starters that give them an edge in close games, plus boast rosters with Cy Young candidates and stars like Julio Rodríguez.

Sports Illustrated

Manaea rebounds, Bell blasts off again as Padres beat Nationals

SAN DIEGO — Sean Manaea strolled through the clubhouse Saturday afternoon, turned the clubhouse stereo up and belted out classic rock songs, one after another, as he dressed at his locker.

Tribune News Service

'Happy to be alive': Padres' Blake Snell recounts Thursday's accident

SAN DIEGO — Blake Snell had not yet put his Mercedes-Benz sedan in park late Thursday night after pulling over for an alleged speeding violation on Interstate 5 near Carmel Valley Road.

Tribune News Service

Snell’s roll slowed, Hader’s struggles continue in Padres’ loss to Nationals

SAN DIEGO — Blake Snell’s roll was slowed before he climbed the mound Friday. Outside of Manny Machado, Snell’s teammates, for all of A.J. Preller’s machinations, can’t seem to keep anything rolling.

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Blake Snell Cleared to Play After DUI Suspect Hit His Car

The Padres pitcher avoided catastrophe after his car was hit by a drunk driver Thursday night.

Tribune News Service

Padres' Blake Snell cleared to start after his vehicle was struck by DUI suspect

SAN DIEGO — Blake Snell’s vehicle was struck by a suspected drunken driver Thursday night on the side of Interstate 5 after a San Diego police officer had stopped Snell for an alleged traffic violation, authorities said.

Sports Illustrated

The Rangers’ Understandable But Ill-Timed Firings

It’s not hard to find a reason for the Rangers’ midsummer firing spree: The team is looking at a sixth consecutive losing season, which does not exactly scream “job security,” especially not for a manager or a top executive. And so it was not entirely surprising that skipper Chris Woodward…

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Padres have a new dugout good-luck charm: A black panther nicknamed ‘Feisty Tom’

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Padres still stuck in neutral in loss to Nationals

SAN DIEGO — Two sinkers fluttered away from the strike zone — outside, then inside — before a change-up dived below it.

Sports Illustrated

The Six-Man Rotation May Be MLB’s Next Evolutionary Step

The Astros, Padres and Angels are prime examples of what star pitchers can produce on five days’ rest.

Tribune News Service

Mark Zeigler: Fernando Tatis Jr. and the doping epidemic of Dominican Republic baseball

SAN DIEGO — Maybe you're surprised that a star infielder would test positive for a banned substance and be suspended for 80 games just as he was about to return from injury in the heat of a playoff race, with his team bolstered by trade-deadline acquisitions primed to make a…

Miami Herald

Pablo Lopez continued to struggle with inconsistency as Marlins fail to sweep Padres

MIAMI — Pablo Lopez’s starts the first two months of this season were All-Star caliber.

Sports Illustrated

Blake Snell’s Dogs Support Him Through Thick and Thin

The Padres’ pitcher and Cy Young winner is just like the rest of us when it comes to his two dogs, Deuce and Junior.

Tribune News Service

Padres play familiar tune in second straight loss to Marlins

MIAMI — The Padres say this is different.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox manager Tony La Russa says he didn’t hear fan telling him to use pinch runner

“Make his day, tell him I heard him,” La Russa said.

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