The San Diego Padres have positive updates on Luis Arraez and Yu Darvish with an already very full injured list.

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The San Diego improved to a 17-7 record that is tied for the best in baseball thanks to a 2-0 win over the Detroit Tigers and ...

The San Diego Padres are inching closer to a Yu Darvish return. After starting the spring as the more than likely Opening Day starter, doubt started to creep i ...

The San Diego Padres now have an idea on Yu Darvish's return from injury, thanks to chief of baseball operations AJ Preller.

Following a key injury update from AJ Preller, the Padres unveil an optimistic return timeline for Yu Darvish as they aim to strengthen their rotation in the NL West race.

The San Diego Padres possess the best record in the majors, but that might not last, given injuries to slugger Jackson Merrill and pitcher Yu Darvish.

Darvish (elbow) has been playing long toss out to 180 feet, but he's likely at least three weeks away from being activated off the injured list, Kevin Acee of The San Diego Union-Tribune reports.

Darvish (elbow) is expected to throw a higher-intensity bullpen session this weekend, Kevin Acee of The San Diego Union-Tribune reports.

Darvish threw 20 pitches Saturday between 70 and 80 percent intensity, per Acee. His 19 fastballs were between 90 and 92 mph, and against the team's wishes, Darvish managed to hurl a curveball.