MLB Spring Training 2025: Walker Buehler Joins Padres as Major Injuries Reshape Rosters Ahead of Opening Day Podcast Por  arte de portada

MLB Spring Training 2025: Walker Buehler Joins Padres as Major Injuries Reshape Rosters Ahead of Opening Day

MLB Spring Training 2025: Walker Buehler Joins Padres as Major Injuries Reshape Rosters Ahead of Opening Day

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Walker Buehler has signed with the Padres, bolstering their rotation as spring training ramps up. MLB FastCast reports Pablo López suffered a UCL tear in his right elbow, a major blow for his team heading into camp. The Giants added Adrian Houser and Tyler Mahle to support Logan Webb and Robbie Ray, while Buster Posey eyes prospects like Carson Whisenhunt for depth.

Cincinnati signed Nathaniel Lowe, sparking roster battles, and the Astros hint at another trade after recent moves. Free agency chatter includes Zac Gallen drawing interest from teams like the Padres, and Nick Castellanos remains unsigned after a rough Phillies exit—possible spots include contenders needing righty power.

Injuries hit hard: Top Rangers prospect Sebastian Walcott faces elbow surgery that could end his season early. Mets' Francisco Lindor is sidelined, prompting Bo Bichette to hold third base temporarily.

Spring training excitement builds with Grapefruit and Cactus League games starting tomorrow, February 20—kicking off in Sarasota as the Orioles host the Yankees. Top prospects like Pirates' Konnor Griffin, Tigers' Kevin McGonigle, Brewers' Jesús Made, and Athletics' Leo de Vries will clash in showcase matchups. The regular season opens March 25 with Yankees at Giants, followed by full Opening Day on March 26 featuring debuts from Kyle Tucker with the Dodgers, Pete Alonso at Orioles, Alex Bregman for the Cubs, and Tarik Skubal in San Diego.

Players stepping up include Cubs prospect Ballesteros at DH to replace Kyle Tucker's power. College draft risers like Texas Tech's Logan Hughes and Kansas' Brady Ballinger crack top-100 rankings.

A simulated spring tune-up saw the Cubs edge Royals 3-1, highlighted by Miguel Amaya's two-run homer.

Dodgers' Dave Roberts, Mookie Betts, and Edwin Díaz shared high expectations for the season.

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