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Dylan Cease enters the final year of his contract with the San Diego Padres at the peak of his powers. Around this time last year, Cease was on the move — from the Chicago White Sox to the sunny ...

The San Diego Padres and Dylan Cease were able to settle his 2025 salary outside of arbitration, with the NL Cy Young candidate due to receive $13.75 million next season. At 29 years old ...

Bleacher Report put out a mock trade for the Toronto Blue Jays to acquire Dylan Cease. The Padres would get a big return back for him which could be a problem.

They will not have Joe Musgrove all season and could lose both Michael King and Dylan Cease to free agency ... to give him an extension before spring training this year, the Red Sox are likely ...

Three-time batting champion Luis Arraez agreed to a $14 million salary and right-hander Dylan Cease agreed to $13.75 million for the 2025 season with the San Diego Padres, MLB.com reported on ...

Dylan Cease had a stellar campaign in 2024, finishing No. 4 in the NL Cy Young voting, behind Chris Sale, Zach Wheeler and Paul Skenes. With rumors of the Padres trading him before the beginning ...

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Cease had a strong first season with the Friars, accumulating a WAR of 4.8 and throwing a no hitter. He was worth the high price the Padres paid for him and will hopefully stay in brown and gold for a long time. He's enjoyed his time so far with the team and could easily help them get back to the postseason.

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He appeared in 90 games, contributed numerous timely hits and filled in at six positions. He is endlessly energetic, works every day as if it were his first and last in uniform and is unafraid to share wisdom gained by spending parts of eight seasons in the major leagues.

The Baltimore Orioles are in a similar position to where they were at this point last offseason. They need a top-level starting pitcher to lead their rotation. They acquired Corbin Burnes last year, but he only had a year left on his contract,