The San Diego Padres are closing in on a deal with free agent outfielder/first baseman Connor Joe, according to multiple reports.

The Padres and outfielder/first baseman Connor Joe are near an agreement on a contract, a source told MLB.com’s AJ Cassavell. The club has not confirmed. Joe, 32, is a San Diego native and was originally drafted 39th overall by the Pirates out of the University of San Diego in 2014.

“We approved John Seidler to be the control person of the San Diego Padres once he becomes the trustee of the Seidler trust,” commissioner Rob Manfred said Thursday from the MLB owners meetings. “We’re looking forward to continued stewardship of the Padres by a member of the Seidler family, that is really non-controversial.”

The Padres are nearing a deal with infielder/outfielder Connor Joe, reports Dennis Lin of The Athletic. The details of the pact for the John Boggs & Associates client aren’t publicly known at this time.