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San Jose leads the North Division in the first half with a strong 15-7 record, signaling early-season momentum.
Rancho Cucamonga and Lake Elsinore top the South Division with 12-10 records, keeping pace in a tight standings race.
Ontario’s 18-9 victory over San Jose marked a high-scoring game in the North Division slate.
Fresno posted a 10-0 win over Stockton in the South Division, showcasing strong pitching and offense.
Upcoming games for the week include Inland Empire vs Rancho Cucamonga and San Jose vs Visalia with late-evening start times.
The league schedule shows a balanced mix of wins and losses across the divisions, indicating a competitive season ahead.
Stockton and Visalia remain within striking distance in the North Division standings, keeping pressure on leaders.
Ontario and Lake Elsinore both sit at 12-10, highlighting the competitiveness within the South Division.
The AP News California League coverage includes upcoming schedules and game times for the week ahead.

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San Jose leads the North Division with a strong 15-8 record, setting the pace in the league.
In the North, Fresno sits at 14-9, a game back of San Jose, as the division tightens.
Stockton stands 10-13, while Visalia sits at 6-17, listing a challenging climb for the season.
In the South, Rancho Cucamonga and Lake Elsinore both hold 13-10 records, neck-and-neck for the lead.
Ontario is 11-11, with Inland Empire at 9-13, keeping the race close in the second tier of the division.
Recent results include San Jose 8, Visalia 5, and Inland Empire 8, Rancho Cucamonga 3 in North play.
Ontario defeated Lake Elsinore 4-3 in 10 innings, a notable late-game result.
Upcoming schedule lists Inland Empire at Rancho Cucamonga and San Jose at Visalia among the late-night games.
The league will feature more games Friday through Sunday as teams chase the first-half standings.
The report provides a snapshot of the division leaders and the push toward the halfway mark of the season.

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The Padres signed Lucas Giolito to a one-year, $3 million contract to strengthen a thinning rotation.
Gavin Sheets called Giolito a 'perfect fit' for the Padres and highlighted his big-game pedigree.
Giolito is expected to debut mid-May after working through an injury setback from a spring training thumb impact.
Giolito is coming off a 2025 season with a 10-4 record, a 3.41 ERA, and 121 strikeouts in 145 innings for the Red Sox.
Padres rotation had been thin after Joe Musgrove’s injury and Pivetta’s IL stint this spring.
Gavin Sheets, Giolito’s former White Sox teammate, expressed excitement about reuniting in San Diego.
The Padres are optimistic Giolito’s experience will help in a competitive division.
The deal aims to stabilize the Padres’ rotation ahead of the season’s tougher schedule.
Giolito’s health and readiness will determine when he makes his first Padres start.
Valentina Martinez, an On SI writer, provided the context for Giolito’s signing and team fit.

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