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The San Diego Padres need to add starting pitching, but they cannot be infatuated by Tarik Skubal.

Writer PJ Potter argues that the San Diego Padres should not get distracted by pursuit rumors surrounding free agent ace Tarik Skubal. Although starting pitching is the team's top offseason priority, Potter contends that San Diego should avoid overspending on top-tier pitching and instead focus on more realistic, cost-effective rotation targets.
Potter suggests that general manager A.J. Preller excels at developing undervalued talent, citing success stories such as Michael King and Nick Pivetta under pitching coach Ruben Niebla. The piece recommends re-signing King or targeting free agent alternatives like Shane Bieber, Tatsuya Imai, or Foster Griffin instead.
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