Rengifo (torn ACL) to have surgery, miss remainder of 2026 season
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The Padres placed infielder Luis Rengifo on the injured list due to a knee issue, sidelining him from the active roster.
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Padres infielder Luis Rengifo suffered a knee injury mid-game and is traveling back to San Diego for further evaluation.

The Padres utility man buckled his right knee on a seventh-inning throw and was carted off; an IL stint appears likely for San Diego.
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Joe Musgrove logged 5 innings and struck out three in a rehab outing that could serve as his final tune-up before rejoining the Padres rotation.

Padres closer Robert Suarez is progressing in his recovery, with bullpen sessions planned to begin early next week.

The Padres reliever heads to the IL for the third time this season, this time with a right shoulder issue that could end his 2026 campaign.

San Diego reliever Jeremiah Estrada is sidelined again, marking his third IL stint of the season due to a recurring right shoulder issue.

Yu Darvish has progressed to bullpen sessions while recovering from right elbow surgery, per AJ Cassavell at MLB.com, though no return timetable has been established.

Paul Skenes and Michael King both dealt, but Miller's blown save in relief proved decisive in San Diego's shutout loss.

San Diego has managed just two runs over a 21-inning stretch, dropping another 1-0 decision to the Pirates under new ownership.

The A's closer needed 30 pitches in his last outing and is appearing in his fourth game over five days, a pace that could limit his near-term availability.

The Padres reliever has been leaned on heavily in extra innings, and he's delivering — three straight effective outings signal growing trust from the coaching staff.

Pivetta threw three innings for Single-A Lake Elsinore, resuming his rehab assignment with the Padres; a return timeline remains unconfirmed.

The Padres closer hasn't begun mound work, but manager Walt Weiss says a return before the end of the regular season remains possible, per Mark Bowman.

San Diego's new majority owners Kwanza Jones and José E. Feliciano were formally introduced by the Padres, with the pair signaling a fully committed ownership era.

The Padres officially selected Harris's contract, adding the outfielder to the active roster.

San Diego promotes outfielder Dustin Harris, who will wear No. 29, as part of a series of roster moves.

The Padres hosted a live introductory press conference for players identified only as Kwanza and José, signaling recent roster additions.

The Jones-Feliciano ownership group has officially assumed control of the Padres, marking a significant organizational transition.

The Padres starter slipped on dugout steps, tried to gut it out, then was pulled. No structural damage found, but his next turn could be skipped.

The Padres righty left his fourth start since being traded after a non-baseball injury; imaging returned clean and he is listed day-to-day.

The Padres starter left his outing in the third inning after suffering an ankle sprain, though he is optimistic about pitching again on normal rest.

The Padres announced Mize left today's game early with a right ankle sprain; no timetable or further details have been provided.

The Padres righty has been sidelined all season with a flexor strain and just threw two innings in a bridge league game as he works toward a return.

San Diego's starting pitching has transformed since the trade deadline, rattling off quality starts at a dramatically higher rate than earlier in the season.

Kim has posted a negative wRC+ in limited 2026 action, with defensive metrics also slipping after a series of injuries.

The Padres shortstop showed visible discomfort after a swing and was immediately removed, raising concern about his availability going forward.

Oswaldo Pirela, who coordinates catching development in San Diego's farm system, was detained by federal immigration authorities.

José E. Feliciano and Kwanza Jones cleared the final major hurdle to take over the Padres, with transaction closing expected within weeks.