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Padres' blockbuster trade deadline moves have aged incredibly well
It's only been a little over two weeks, but the Padres' trade deadline moves have looked to be one of the best in baseball, only matched by the incredible Milwaukee Brewers, who are the hottest team in baseball thanks to their trades ahead of the deadline.
Kershaw outpitched injured Padres starter Michael King’s replacement, Randy Vásquez, the bulk-innings pitcher. Vásquez went 3 2/3 innings and allowed two runs. He came in after reliever Wandy Peralta got four outs to open the game.
The San Diego Padres took a brutal home loss against the Boston Red Sox, losing 10-2 at Petco Park on Friday. Starting pitcher Nick Pivetta, who had been solid
The former top prospect's injury-plagued second stint in San Diego comes to an end. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more.
In one of their worst performances of the season, the Padres beat themselves in a shutout to the Dodgers, which reclaimed first place.
We’ve never traded for a player that we’ve gotten more positive reports after the trade,' the veteran general manager said this week.
The talk of the league was what the Padres were doing at the trade deadline and all the insane moves GM AJ Preller was making.
In the deal, which included four prospects heading to the A's, the Padres gave up Leo DeVries, the 18-year-old shortstop who MLB Pipeline currently rates as the No. 3 prospect in all of baseball.
After acquiring closer Mason Miller and starter JP Spears from the Athletics on Thursday, the San Diego Padres now have decisions to make on Dylan Cease and Robert Suárez.
The San Diego Padres made waves at the MLB trade deadline, but they still have one glaring problem that could hold them back.
There's just no fun option for opposing offenses. Even if you knock a Padres starter out of a game early (which has been tough in its own right recently), your prize is facing Jason Adam or Adrian Morejon or Wandy Peralta or Jeremiah Estrada or Mason Miller and then Robert Suárez in the ninth. Brutal.
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