The Padres and Athletics connected on a big Mason Miller trade ahead of the MLB trade deadline. How did both sides fare?

JP Sears is also headed to San Diego while De Vries, fellow top prospect Braden Nett and two others go to the A's.

The San Diego Padres made several bold moves at yet another trade deadline. General manager A.J. Preller added hard-throwing ...

San Diego Padres reliever Mason Miller was bringing the heat. Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr. returned ...

The San Diego Padres, who currently lead the NL West, made a massive pickup at the trade deadline at the end of July, ...

San Diego Padres GM A.J. Preller speaks on the major condition set by the organization in their journey to acquire closer ...

The Padres already employ a solid closer in the form of Robert Suarez. But Miller is younger, cheaper, and under team control ...

Padres GM AJ Preller spoke on why he was willing to give up Leo De Vries for Mason MIller at the trade deadline.

Preller brought flame-throwing closer Mason Miller along with starter J.P. Sears to San Diego in a deal with the A’s, trading away No. 3 overall prospect Leo De Vries and three other top-20 prospects ...

Padres closer Robert Suarez, the major league saves leader entering Thursday with 33, can opt out of the next two years and ...

Los Angeles Dodgers star pitcher Clayton Kershaw laughs off San Diego Padres rivalry, comments made by closer Mason Miller.

Mason Miller was rarely threatened even with the four walks — an indication of good stuff even if he never hit 100 miles per hour. He had a high of 99.1.