The San Diego Padres give Jose Iglesias a look at shortstop in his Cactus League debut, evaluating his potential role for the season.

San Diego Padres star slugger Jose Iglesias gave some intriguing insights into a couple of major storylines that have hovered over his head in recent weeks.

The Padres’ Yu Darvish can’t finish the third inning but pushes pitch count to 57 in first Cactus League start

Jose Iglesias, the veteran infielder who resurrected his career with the Mets last season and was a spark plug during their run to the NLCS, is signing a minor-league deal with the San Diego Padres, The Post’s Jon Heyman confirmed Wednesday morning.

The Yankees had an opportunity to add a reliable veteran presence to their infield at a bargain price but let it slip through their fingers. Jose Iglesias,

The Padres and free agent infielder Jose Iglesias are reportedly in agreement on a minor league contract. The Boras Corporation client will earn a $3MM base salary if he makes the roster and can take home another $1MM via incentives.

Infielder Jose Iglesias was one of the better players left in free agency. He finally found a home for the 2025 season on Tuesday.

OMG, Jose Iglesias has landed in San Diego. Iglesias’ hit recording “OMG” became the theme song and rallying cry for the Mets during their second-half march to the NLCS in 2024, and it also seemed to inspire a career resurgence that led to a .

Infielder Jose Iglesias and the San Diego Padres have agreed to a minor league contract, MLB.com reported on Wednesday. Iglesias, 35, will receive an invitation to training camp and bid for a place on the team's Opening Day roster.