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Offseason media speculation has suggested the San Diego Padres are leaning toward extending Adrian Morejon a qualifying offer. The lefty pitcher earned consideration with a dominant second half. No question, Morejon should be brought back for the 2027 campaign. It…

Gaslamp Ball analyzes the San Diego Padres' reported consideration to extend impending free-agent reliever Adrian Morejon a qualifying offer. The writer argues that re-signing the 27-year-old left-hander should be the franchise's top priority this offseason, highlighting that an offer would guarantee draft pick compensation if Morejon signs elsewhere or retain him on a one-year deal.
The writer notes that extending the $23.15 million one-year offer would give Morejon a significant raise from his previous $3.9 million salary. While relievers rarely receive qualifying offers, Morejon's strong durability and 2025 performance make him the premier left-handed bullpen arm on the market.
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