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Keeping Adrian Morejon and Jason Adam would preserve the Padres’ bullpen depth. Ownership must decide whether it will fund the rest of the roster, too.

Friars on Base argues that the San Diego Padres face major financial decisions this offseason regarding relief pitchers Adrian Morejon and Jason Adam. Writer Tremayne Person notes that Morejon is entering free agency at age 27 and could command a projected five-year, $90 million deal, making him the team's top bullpen priority.
Retaining both Morejon and Adam, who is estimated around $10 million annually, would cost roughly $28 million per year. Person suggests San Diego must balance these bullpen commitments alongside needs for starting pitching and lineup improvements under general manager A.J. Preller.
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