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RHP Walker Buehler signs with Padres after a long career with the NL West rival Dodgers
Walker Buehler, recovering from two Tommy John surgeries, joins a crowded Padres rotation aiming to revive his career after a 5.38 ERA in 2024, Padres said.
- Walker Buehler, a former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher, signed a minor league contract with the San Diego Padres after struggling with the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies last season.
- Buehler, a two-time All-Star with a 3.52 career ERA, aims to make the Padres' starting rotation and contribute to the team's success.
- The 31-year-old right-hander won Game 3 of the 2024 World Series and earned a save in the Dodgers' clinching Game 5 victory before leaving as a free agent.
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'It feels a little weird': Buehler signs with Padres after long career with rival Dodgers
The San Diego Padres are in Peoria for spring training. (Photo by Chris Stone/Times of San Diego) Walker Buehler has signed with the San Diego Padres after the right-hander spent the first eight seasons of his major league career with their archrivals, the Los Angeles Dodgers. Buehler was in the Padres’ clubhouse Tuesday morning after agreeing to a minor league deal with an invitation to big league camp. “Yeah, it feels a little weird,” Buehler …
Chicago Tribune
Associated Press PEORIA, Arizona (AP) — Right-handed pitcher Walker Buehler has signed with the San Diego Padres after spending the first eight seasons of his major league career with their archrivals, the Los Angeles Dodgers. Buehler was in the Padres' clubhouse Tuesday morning after signing a minor league contract with an invitation to major league camp. “Yeah, it feels a little weird,” Buehler acknowledged to reporters in Arizona, after donni…
Winnipeg Free Press
RHP Walker Buehler signs with Padres after a long career with the NL West rival Dodgers
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Padres Add Walker Buehler to Wave of Low-Risk Signings
The San Diego Padres agreed to a minor league deal with Walker Buehler, adding him to a group of former All-Stars who have signed low-cost deals. Nick Castellanos, Ty France, and Germán Márquez have been added as well.
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