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There was some thought around baseball that with the impending Collective Bargaining Agreement set to expire Dec. 1 that there would be a flurry of moves prior to that ownership imposed deadline. The MLB owners and MLB Players Association have…

Matt DeWalt of Gaslamp Ball argues that waiting for the San Diego Padres' new owners to act is the hardest part of the offseason. Jose E. Feliciano and Kwanza Jones have said they are all-in, but fans remain uncertain about how their vision will translate into major roster moves before the Collective Bargaining Agreement expires.
The Padres face significant needs across the roster, especially in the starting rotation where only Randy Vasquez and Joe Musgrove appear settled. DeWalt notes that San Diego could explore pursuits like free-agent pitcher Tarik Skubal or re-signing Michael King, Adrian Morejon, and Ty France as the General Managers Meetings begin.
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