News about Trent Grisham

Juan Soto, New York's newest addition, said he is ready to bring his winning attitude to the Bronx, but he declined to be drawn into discussions of his future with the Yankees. Trent Grisham, Drew Thorpe, Kyle Higashioka, Jhony Brito, and Randy Vasquez all went to San Diego to end the Yankees' blockbuster trade with the Padres for Soto last week. With Soto joining Aaron Judge in the Yankees lineup, the change has already ignited a lot of excitement at Yankee Stadium. However, with Soto, a three-time All Star and four-time silver slugger winner, arriving in the Bronx with just one year on his contract, fans are already questioning his long-term prospects.

Juan Soto, the San Diego Padres' blockbuster trade, has concluded by the New York Yankees. According to multiple outlets late Wednesday night, Soto and Trent Grisham are heading to New York. MORE TO FOLLOW

The Padres are reportedly open to trading either Trent Grisham or Ha-Seong Kim after the blockbuster signing of Xander Bogaerts, as they try to bring the shortstop into their lineup. Bogaerts agreed to a massive 11-year, $280 million deal with the team earlier this month, and the All Star's arrival could have even more impact on the roster. According to The Athletic, San Diego businesspeople have indicated that they are keen to talk to either player - Grisham in particular.

Juan Soto, Manny Machado, and unexpected celebrity Trent Grisham stayed silent for the San Diego Padres, spoiling the Petco Park faithful little to celebrate in the city's first NL Championship Series appearance since 1998. In an opening 2-0 loss on Tuesday night, the Padres eked out just one batter against Zack Wheeler and the Philadelphia Phillies, becoming the first team to pitch a one-hitter in the same postseason.

The Dodgers were held to one run on six hits on Friday night, with Blake Snell and four relievers securing the Dodgers' third postseason homers in their best-of-five National League Division Series, with Trent Grisham's third home run. The Dodgers will be eliminated from the Dodgers after winning by 111 in the regular season on Saturday night. Snell earned the win, pitching 5 1/3 innings and holding the Dodgers to one run on five hits and two walks with six strikeouts.

Darvish threw seven strong innings, Padres four homers off Max Scherzer, and San Diego cruised to a 7-1 victory over the host New York Mets in the first of a best-of-three National League wild-card series on Friday. As Josh Bell, Trent Grisham, Jurickson Profar, and Manny Machado all went deep for San Diego as Scherzer gave up the most homers he had lost in a postseason game. The foursome received their highest rating from any regular-season game, a figure that the three-time Cy Young Award reached three times before. The fifth-seeded Padres will sweep the ground on Saturday night behind left-hander Blake Snell. The Mets had yet to name a starter, but it is expected that they would send their co-ace, two-time Cy Young Award winner Jacob deGrom, to the octagon in the must-win competition.