The Boston Red Sox are unlikely to trade San Diego Padres target Jarren Duran at the trade deadline this season, per USA Today's Bob Nightengale. 'The Boston Re

But, in an update from USA Today's Bob Nightengale, the Padres' plans surrounding Cease got an interesting update. While the rumors only started within the last week, Nightengale revealed the Padres have been exploring trades for much longer.

The Padres have multiple needs and a thinner farm system than a year ago, which might mean they have to settle for another rental or two.

Despite sitting in a playoff spot, the San Diego Padres‘ roster needs someserious work. The pitching, especially the bullpen, has been spectacular. Theiroffense, on the other hand, is the third-lowest scoring in the National League.

San Diego Padres president of baseball operations and general manager A.J. Preller exposed what the Padres are looking to trade for at the deadline.

Still, despite not having the trade capital, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal has no pulse on what the Padres plan to do, but he expects San Diego to do something leading up to the deadline.

As usual, Preller will be one of the prime executives to watch at the deadline, pricing every available player, including his own.

The San Diego Padres lost to the Cincinnati Reds, 8-1, on Saturday evening and were dangerously close to being the victims of the first no-hitter in MLB this year.

Yu Darvish’s long-awaited debut for the 2025 season finally arrived, and it’s coming at a time when the San Diego Padres desperately need a spark. Last night, he pitched 3.2 innings and gave ...