Dennis Lin is a Padres reporter at The Athletic. He covers topics related to the San Diego Padres, MLB, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on baseball and sports business. Dennis has been featured in Gaslamp Ball, FantasyPros, The New York Times, The Athletic, NewsBreak, and The Japan Times.
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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: Ken Rosenthal, Dennis Lin
A lawsuit filed by late owner Peter Seidler's widow against two of his brothers may complicate matters for San Diego's front office.
By: Dennis Lin
Servais, who managed the Mariners for nine seasons, worked alongside Padres president A.J. Preller with the Texas Rangers.
By: Dennis Lin, Andy Mccullough, Will Sammon
As teams scramble to clear enough bonus money to sign Sasaki, some are seeking ways around prior handshake deals with prospects.
Padres officials hosted Sasaki in San Diego over the weekend after the pitcher visited the Blue Jays last week in Toronto.
By: Dennis Lin
Thursday’s motion does not mention the Padres or Sheel Seidler’s claim that she should be the team's control person.
By: Dennis Lin
With ownership turmoil and no offseason additions, the Padres must figure out how to contend without the Japanese phenom they coveted.
By: Dennis Lin, Fabian Ardaya
How a yearslong selection process ended with a sushi chef, a Bel Air mansion, and a text from the most famous baseball player on the planet.
By: David O'Brien, Dennis Lin
He wasn’t the National League Comeback Player of the Year, but no hitter did more for his stock in 2024 than Jurickson Profar.
By: Ben Fadden, Dennis Lin, Gaslamp Ball, Roki Sasaki
Everything you need to know your San Diego Padres for January 25, 2025.
The San Diego Padres are on the verge of handing out their first major-league free-agent contract of the offseason.
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