“What the Padres are doing, I don’t 100 percent agree with, though I know that our fans probably agree with it,” Colorado Rockies owner Dick Monfort said Saturday, according to the Denver ...

And according to a recent fan poll, Padres fans are ready to move on from one of their pitchers on an expiring deal.

On Friday, in the first of what Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner had called “19 World Series games,” the Padres’ fan base was loud, spirited and unusually large.

Friar fans were faithful to the last pitch. Thousands of fans packed into Petco Park during Sunday’s watch party as the Padres were in Philadelphia to take on the Phillies.

The line wrapped around Petco Park Saturday morning. Thousands of fans crowded the gates, excited to celebrate their hometown team. “The energy is just intense," said Glenn Knowles, one Padres fan.

The Padres set a single-game attendance record with 47,559 fans showing up to Petco Park for the Tuesday night game. America's Finest Fans have surpassed another record 🤩 #ForTheFaithful pic ...

Our team's gonna show it,” said one Padres fan. And show it they did. Now, all eyes are on Tuesday, as the Padres come back home to their fans at Petco Park hoping for another big win in Game 3.

According to USA Today, Dave has been a Padres fan for years. Dave grew up with the team. It’s a lifelong loyalty, the kind of fandom that doesn’t disappear when you move or change your career.

In this Zevely Zone, I meet a 'Padres Super Fan' who says he's caught hundreds of home runs dating back to 1984. Most Padres fans would consider themselves lucky to catch one home run ball.

The Dodgers want their fans to be energetic and vocal, but they don't want anything like what happened in Game 2 against the Padres at Dodger Stadium.

When The Athletic conducted a fan survey last January, 57.1 percent of 1,605 respondents said they were “very confident” that the Padres were headed in the right direction.What would that ...