It’s another season of the San Diego Padres’ usual soap opera, replete with ownership chaos and payroll intrigue. But Erik Greupner, the team’s longtime chief executive, insists this version of All My ...

Months after a popular San Diego Padres mural in North Park was vandalized, some die-hard fans have launched an online ...

Nick Pivetta's deal with the San Diego Padres reflects how the team has had to cut back on spending after owner Peter Seidler ...

Commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday acknowledged the widespread concern over payroll disparity in MLB but said he blames the ...

Greupner did speak on one topic Matt Seidler had addressed in a letter to fans. The CEO was slightly more forceful, though, ...

P adres CEO Erik Greupner addressed the media at the Peoria Sports Complex on Tuesday morning. He made an opening statement ...

Padres CEO Erik Greupner reassured fans who have expressed concerns about San Diego's quiet offseason on Tuesday, saying he ...

In response to Shields’ struggles, Preller made a brilliant if somewhat fortunate, response. He got teenager Fernando Tatis ...

The San Diego Padres are cutting down their payroll this season after spending beyond their means on numerous long-term deals for free agents in recent years under former owner Peter Seidler.

The team will not be sold and there are no plans to relocate the franchise, according to Padres CEO Erik Greupner.

On the heels of a deflating playoff exit, a quiet offseason and ongoing tension between prominent members of late owner Peter Seidler's family, San Diego Padres CEO Erik Greupner stressed that the ...

I think we have a team, like you saw last year, that’s capable of going down and accomplishing our goal,” Greupner said.