Dennis Lin is a Padres writer for The Athletic, specializing in covering the San Diego Padres. With a focus on local sports, Dennis provides in-depth analysis, trade rumors, and updates on the team's roster and managerial decisions. His articles offer valuable insights into the Padres' strategies, player acquisitions, and the overall state of the team.
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Dennis Lin's focus is on local sports coverage, specifically baseball with a strong emphasis on the San Diego Padres. He covers ongoing events and announcements related to the team, including player movements and managerial changes. To effectively reach out to Dennis, consider providing insights or access to exclusive interviews regarding the San Diego Padres' roster, potential trades or acquisitions, and any significant developments within the team.
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By: Dennis Lin, Fabian Ardaya
Mookie Betts set the tone early against Dylan Cease and the Dodgers never looked back in Game 4.
By: Dennis Lin
The Padres will need the Game 2 version of the 38-year-old Darvish on Friday, with their season on the line.
By: Dennis Lin
The Padres believed they had the pieces to win it all but finished with an epic scoreless streak: "I think ‘stunning’ is appropriate."
By: Dennis Lin
The price tag has gone up for Jackson Merrill since the Padres discussed an extension before he played his first big league game
By: Dennis Lin
Arraez originally injured his thumb June 25. He was advised during the All-Star break that he did not require in-season surgery.
By: Dennis Lin
Preller discussed a wide variety of topics in his Zoom call, as the Padres look to build on their 2024 season.
By: Dennis Lin
Here's how things stand with eight impending free agents. Who are the likeliest to re-sign with the Padres?
By: Dennis Lin
The shortstop underwent surgery to repair a torn labrum on Oct. 10 and hopes to return to action early in the 2025 season.
The Padres have many decisions to make, including whether to re-sign their free agents and tender contracts to arbitration-eligible players.
By: Dennis Lin
Every team would like to land Sasaki. Can his relationship with Darvish, and Darvish's admiration of Preller, give the Padres an edge?
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