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The Padres should think bigger with Teruaki Sato available. Investing in his bat could leave San Diego more trade options to address its pitching needs.

Writer Tremayne Person argues that the San Diego Padres should aggressively pursue Japanese slugger Teruaki Sato after the Hanshin Tigers approved his posting to MLB. Signing Sato through free agency would allow the Padres to upgrade their offense without parting with valuable prospects needed for pitching. Person suggests that securing an impact bat would signal a strong commitment from the club's ownership group.
Sato enters the market after winning the Central League Triple Crown in 2026, hitting .306 with 39 home runs and 106 RBIs. While acknowledging the transition challenges to the majors, Person notes that signing Sato would require a substantial financial commitment and posting fee. Defensively, with Manny Machado occupying third base, Sato is projected to fit primarily as a designated hitter or left fielder.
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