Good news if you’re a San Diego Padres fan: three-time batting champion and All-Star infielder Luis Arraez is ready to go following surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left thumb.

Luis Arraez of the San Diego Padres is confident in a better 2025 season after recovering from his thumb injury.

Arraez tore the UCL in his left thumb on a slide on June 25 and played through "a lot" of pain before eventually undergoing offseason surgery. He managed to win his third straight batting title in ...

Fresh off surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left thumb -- and wholly unable to swing a bat -- Luis Arraez found ...

Versatility has been Willi Castro’s calling card since arriving in Minnesota, and now the Twins might be asking him to add yet another position to his defensive résumé. At last month’s Diamond Awards, ...

Every team in baseball could use a little extra help. Fortunately, there are 30 free agents still seeking that perfect fit.

The Twins are interested in adding infield depth, particularly at shortstop, reports Dan Hayes of The Athletic. As part of that desire, free agents Paul DeJong and Luis Urías are two players they ...

Multiple league sources confirmed the Twins have expressed interest in adding a veteran shortstop, recently inquiring about free agents Luis Urías and Paul DeJong. Advertisement The activity ...

With second baseman Luis Arraez set to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of this upcoming season and likely asking for an expensive long-term contract, he becomes an ideal trade ...

It's been almost a month since we published Version 2.0 of our Opening Day lineup predictions on Jan. 6, and things have become much clearer as the ...

Twins fans watching on television will have ways around blackouts this season, and season ticket holders will be able to buy the MLB package at half price for days when the Twins don't play in ...

With the Padres embroiled in an ownership dispute and the Dodgers making high-level offseason moves, will the Padres' ...