The San Diego Padres got plenty of deals done on the MLB trade deadline, but the team didn't part with starting pitcher Dylan Cease, who was one of the hottest ...

It wouldn’t be a proper Deadline day without an A.J. Preller trade binge. The Padres' general manager did not disappoint.

A top Miami Marlins prospect will make his debut against the New York Yankees following a big MLB trade deadline move.

The Padres kept All-Star closer Robert Suárez, who leads the majors with 30 saves, and inconsistent starter Dylan Cease. Both ...

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The reactions ranged from curiosity to awe to personal lament.

The San Diego Padres were not messing around at the trade deadline. AJ Preller went all in by grabbing A's reliever Mason Miller and then transforming his lineup by snagging Freddy Fermin from the ...

The asking price was too high for contenders who turned to other outfielders, keeping the Steven Kwan in Cleveland despite the team trading away Shane Bieber and Paul Sewald.

While the Padres' everyday first basemen, Luis Arraez, boasts one of MLB's top batting averages, O'Hearn brings a much-needed ...

The Marlins made only one trade, sending Jesus Sanchez -- their longest tenured outfielder -- to Houston in exchange for ...

The Padres can plug Laureano in as their primary left fielder and install O’Hearn at first base or designated hitter versus right-handed pitching. O’Hearn and Luis Arraez give the Friars a pair of ...