The Padres ride a five-game winning streak into their three-game series against the Cardinals at Petco Park this weekend.

Good morning, Nick Pivetta, who to date is A.J. Preller’s finest 2025 acquisition, felt an extra charge last night in the ...

In the span of about seven hours Thursday before the Trade Deadline, the Padres swung five trades involving 22 players \-\- ...

Almost every NL contender received that vote of confidence in one form or another, welcoming a wave of roster reinforcements. Several of the biggest acquisitions were in the bullpen. The Mets got ...

The Orioles wouldn’t budge.Talks with the Padres leading to the trade deadline took multiple shapes. First baseman Ryan O’Hearn and outfielder Ramón Laureano could be dealt separately or packaged.

The Giants, mathematically speaking, aren’t out of the race for the playoffs. They’re six games back of the San Diego Padres ...

To most eyes, the Red Sox made some underwhelming improvements to the team at the trade deadline. But to the likes of manager ...

Miller becomes Preller’s latest star acquisition, joining the likes of Juan Soto, Josh Hader and Tanner Scott in recent years. This is a guy who leads all of baseball with an average fastball velocity ...

Brian Cashman entered Deadline Day without a single new pitcher added to a Yankees‘ roster that had a faltering bullpen […] ...

The Guardians face a decimated Minnesota team that shipped out 10 players, including closer Jhoan Duran and shortstop Carlos Correa at the trade deadline.

The Orioles made eight player-for-player trades ahead of Thursday’s deadline. Here’s what we learned from those deals.