San Diego Padres Honor Late Owner Peter Seidler in Emotional Celebration

The Padres vow to continue Seidler's dream of winning a World Series, remembering his dedication and impact on the team and community.

The San Diego Padres held a celebration of life for late owner Peter Seidler at Petco Park, with team stars and executives sharing emotional tributes.
Seidler, who died at 63 from Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, was remembered for his relentless efforts to fund a cure for cancer, solve homelessness, and build a World Series-winning team.
The Padres will wear a yellow heart patch with Seidler's initials, PS, on their uniforms this season as a tribute.
Seidler's commitment to the team was highlighted by a record $256 million spent on player payroll last year in an attempt to win the World Series.
The celebration saw attendance from every Padres era, including Hall of Famers and the current team, all honoring Seidler's legacy and impact.