It was a wild MLB trade deadline as several stars changed teams, some in shocking fashion. The San Diego Padres, ...

But Preller, like Beane before him, prefers to focus on what he gets rather than what he gives, and how this year's prize, ...

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 ...

As teams loaded up for another October with an expanded postseason, relievers ruled the deadline like never before.

By the time this year’s deadline passed, Preller had traded 14 players and acquired eight. Left-handers JP Sears and Nestor ...

The Astros were sniffing around the Dylan Cease market at the trade deadline, but there is one player they refused to give ...

The Cardinals visit the Padres. The Cards’ Andre Pallante one-hit the Fish over seven strong, but he gave up 17 runs on 25 ...

Friday was chaos. Following a frenzied Trade Deadline on Thursday, the newest Padres were arriving from all over the country.

THE PADRES AND GM A.J. PRELLER  A.J. Preller led off our list of the MLB's biggest deadline winners and losers. The Padres' ...

Instead, the race for baseball's best record has turned into a free for all. If there were any concerns about a Los Angeles ...

Nick Pivetta gave up one hit and one run in seven innings, Jackson Merrill drove in two runs, and the San Diego Padres won ...

In exchange for Miller, the A’s will receive four prospects, including No. 3 prospect Leo De Vries. The shortstop is ranked ...