When the work was finished, and five trades involving 22 players had been executed within six hours, A.J. Preller's peers ...

Padres fourth. Ryan O'Hearn lines out to left field to Ivan Herrera. Ramon Laureano singles to shallow infield. Jake Cronenworth homers to center field. Ramon Laureano scores. Freddy Fermin flies ...

David Morgan worked a scoreless eighth inning despite allowing a walk to leadoff batter Yohel Pozo. He later advanced to ...

The Padres got an "A" grade from the MLB insider, and he had some high praise for the second-place team in the NL West.

Laureano, who got on base before Cronenworth’s home run and later hit a solo homer, is batting seventh. O’Hearn, who was 1-for-4 yesterday, is batting sixth. Fermin, who was 2-for-3, has been ninth ...

Few seem to be considering the Kansas City Royals as playoff contenders these days, but they're not out of the picture.

After he appeared to briefly overtake Martin Maldonado as the Padres' preferred catching option toward the end of July, Diaz may be back in the No. 2 role for the rest of the season with San Diego ...

Here's what we learned from this year's deals -- and titles for the teams with the most interesting elements of trade season.

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

Dylan Cease struck out 9 in 5.0 shutout innings to beat the Cardinals in his first start since the trade deadline.

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Michael McGreevy, who survived a shaky start, turned over a 6-4 lead to the bullpen in the seventh inning and Kyle Leahy and ...