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The Padres can make a case for signing Foster Griffin. Counting on him to settle their rotation problems would be a much tougher sell.

Tremayne Person of Friars on Base argues that while projected free agent target Foster Griffin would be an appealing addition for the San Diego Padres, the club must not view him as a complete rotation solution. Griffin is projected to land a three-year, $39 million contract after reviving his career in Japan and pitching effectively for Washington and Cleveland in 2026.
The writer cautions that Griffin's trajectory could mirror Erick Fedde, who struggled following an initial strong return from overseas. Consequently, Person emphasizes that general manager A.J. Preller must acquire additional established starting pitching depth rather than relying on Griffin as the centerpiece of the offseason rotation overhaul.
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