Dennis Lin is a senior writer at The Athletic, where he covers the San Diego Padres and Major League Baseball. With a focus on competitive and professional sports, he brings insights into team dynamics and sports business. Dennis has been featured in various outlets, including Gaslamp Ball, FantasyPros, The Japan Times, and The New York 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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Even though the Padres have more weaknesses than in previous years, A.J. Preller is unlikely to stand pat at the deadline.
By: Sahadev Sharma, Dennis Lin
“It’s going as poorly as it can right now,” Padres manager Craig Stammen said.
By: Dennis Lin
Vásquez was taken to a hospital as a precaution, Padres manager Craig Stammen said late Thursday.
By: Dennis Lin
LOS ANGELES -- After exiting a game in which he took a comebacker off his right ankle, San Diego Padres starter Randy Vásquez fainted on his way to the Dodger Stadium X-ray room, manager Craig Stammen said late Thursday, adding that the pitcher had regained consciousness and was undergoing testing at a nearby hospital.
By: Dennis Lin
With Thursday's 12-7 defeat to the Dodgers, the spiraling Padres have lost six straight games for the second time in a month.
By: Dennis Lin
Saturday’s 3-0 loss to the Dodgers reinforced a weeks-long development: This Padres season has turned disastrous.
As they approach the All-Star break, the San Diego Padres are spiraling on the field while continuing to operate under ownership uncertainty. The team has not sold at a trade deadline since 2019, but president of baseball operations A.J. Preller might soon have to consider attempting to move some pieces — or perhaps attempting a combination of buying and selling. It’s been the kind of season that produces far more questions than answers. Still, drop your deadline-related inquiries below, and Dennis Lin may respond to them in an upcoming mailbag.
By: Dennis Lin
Cronenworth found a bright spot in “probably the toughest year” of his career in San Diego's win over the Diamondbacks.
By: Dennis Lin
Will the scuffling Padres sell, or is the gap between them and the final NL wild-card spot small enough to convince them to be buyers?
By: Dennis Lin
"It's A.J. Who knows?" right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. said. "Anything can be in play. Probably even me."
