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Alonso’s return further cements the rise that the Mets have experienced under Steve Cohen. Griffin Canning spoke about his ...

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Veteran outfielder Jason Heyward and the San Diego Padres finalized a $1 million, one-year contract on ...

February 7: The Padres have reached agreement with Jason Heyward on a free agent deal, reports Dennis Lin of The Athletic. Lin indicates that Heyward is expected to split time in left field with ...

At age 35, Jason Heyward no longer has the lethal left-handed bat that marked his early days with the Atlanta Braves. But the towering veteran outfielder will prolong his career this season as ...

With just a few weeks remaining in the regular season, the team DFA'd and then subsequently released struggling outfielder Jason Heyward, an abrupt end to his year-plus with the team. As a ...

The San Diego Padres are making moves, locking in veteran outfielder Jason Heyward on a free-agent deal, as reported by Dennis Lin of The Athletic. Heyward is expected to share left-field duties ...

Or so we thought. While mere mortals may look at the Los Angeles depth chart and struggle to find a weakness, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic has posed a daring, incisive question: Sure, acquiring good ...

The San Diego Padres have agreed to a deal with free-agent outfielder Jason Heyward, league sources told The Athletic. Heyward, 35, is expected to platoon in left field with fellow veteran Connor ...

Heyward agreed to terms on a contract with the Padres on Friday, Dennis Lin of The Athletic reports. Heyward got off to a rough start with the Dodgers last season, slashing just .208/.289/.

Jason Heyward, now 35, signed a modest one-year deal with the San Diego Padres. Despite not being a strong performer since 2015, the Padres hope to rekindle his former glory. Fans remain skeptical ...

Or so we thought. While mere mortals may look at the Los Angeles depth chart and struggle to find a weakness, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic has posed a daring, incisive question: Sure, acquiring ...