According to Jim Bowden of The Athletic, the Padres are open to moving both Dylan Cease and Michael King at the deadline. While it's unlikely that both would be moved at the deadline, the door for one ...

When speaking to reporters about how he feels, King noted that he's starting to feel much better. This is a promising sign ...

San Diego Padres pitcher Michael King declares he’ll be back "well before" expected after his first full bullpen session ...

Three weeks later, with his rehab program hinging on continued fact-finding, strengthening his shoulder and trying to get his ...

San Diego Padres starting pitcher Michael King (34) pitches against the Arizona Diamondbacks during the first inning at Petco Park on Friday, June 7, 2024 in San Diego, CA.

King has not only transformed into a reliable starter, but likely the Padres' best starting pitcher this season. He leads all Padres starters with a 2.95 ERA, and is second in wins and strikeouts ...

Losing King would be detrimental for the Padres, especially since he's emerged as the team's bonafide ace. King has a 2.59 ERA with 64 strikeouts and 1.024 WHIP across 10 starts this season.

The Padres made a bet on him by acquiring him as a key piece of the Soto deal, and that worked out quite well. King tossed 173 2/3 innings over 31 appearances last year, with 30 of those being starts.

Michael King and the Padres have settled to avoid arbitration, per source. King will be guaranteed $7.75 million ($3M signing bonus, $1M salary, $3.75M buyout on a $15M mutual option for 2026).

The Padres signed right-hander Michael King to a one-year deal with a 2026 mutual option, avoiding arbitration. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

King got what he felt was fair. The Padres were able to delay paying him about half the money he will be due in 2025. The deal includes a $3 million signing bonus and a $1 million salary for 2025 ...