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After playing for four teams and posting replacement-level production from 2024-25, first baseman Ty France had to settle for a minor league contract last February. The California native and former San Diego State standout rejoined the Padres, who stole him…

The San Diego Padres and pending free agent first baseman Ty France reportedly share mutual interest in a new contract this upcoming offseason. France publicly stated his desire to remain in San Diego, while Dennis Lin of The Athletic reported that the Padres are interested in re-signing him. The 32-year-old originally rejoined San Diego on a minor league contract in February before cementing his everyday role.
France posted a career-best campaign in 2026, hitting .295/.363/.502 with a career-high 21 home runs across 133 regular-season games. After making $1.35 million this season, he is projected to earn a significant raise as one of the top first basemen available on the free agent market.
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