The San Diego Padres No. 18 prospect Tirso Ornelas is having the best spring training of his career. After nine seasons with the organization, he may get the chance to make his MLB debut in 2025.

San Diego Padres starter Nick Pivetta made a great first impression in his Spring Training debut on Tuesday. Padres: Nick

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Every year, Rady Children's Hospital takes a group of patients to the San Diego Padres' spring training. For many, including Padres fan Diego Morris, it’s an eagerly anticipated event. However, this year, life threw a curveball for Diego.

The San Diego Padres Padres make their first big roster moves of spring training, shaping the team for the season ahead.

Outside of the prospects, newly signed pitcher Nick Pivetta has yet to throw in Spring Training. The right-handed pitcher signed a four-year contract worth $55 million in Feb.

The Padres lost to the Texas Rangers 8-2 on a windy Thursday at Surprise Stadium. They are 3-10 in Cactus League play. Batters’s box: Playing shortstop for the first time this spring, Eguy Rosario hit the first pitch of the game over the wall in left field for his second homer of the spring.

S hortstop Leodalis DeVries and catcher Ethan Salas, the Padres No. 1 and No. 2 prospects, were reassigned to minor league camp in preparation for the Padres Spring Breakout game.