A long winter is in the rearview and the Padres have begun Cactus League play. A month from Opening Day, here are four takeaways from camp.

The San Diego Padres seem content entering the season with the starting rotation as currently constructed. However, there does appear to be a potential path for

Dylan Cease knows his name is popping up in Padres trade rumors, but he isn't too concerned with them.

After sitting out the first few months of the winter because of an ownership squabble, the San Diego Padres are using the final days of the offseason to make some noteworthy additions of their own. On Thursday,

When the San Diego Padres signed starting pitcher Nick Pivetta, there was speculation surrounding what the deal meant for Dylan Cease, who has been on the trade

With the Padres taking Dylan Cease off of the trade block, another candidate has emerged to be dealt from San Diego.

The San Diego Padres entered the offseason seeking to shed payroll, with constant MLB rumors about multiple All-Star pitchers and

The Dylan Cease trade sweepstakes will likely heat up as the weeks go by with the New York Mets and Atlanta Braves among potential suitors.

The Mets are one of the more consistent pursuers of this Padres star and word is they have prospects who interest the San Diego— if indeed they decide to deal him.

The San Diego Padres, quiet for so much of this offseason, finally struck Wednesday by agreeing to a four-year, $55 million contract with free-agent starting pitcher Nick Pivetta, league sources confirmed to The Athletic.

Dylan Cease voiced his intention to remain with the San Diego Padres despite trade rumors. A.J. Preller acknowledged Cease's value in the rotation, hi