San Diego Padres utility man Miguel Andujar was placed on the 10-day injured list Monday after fracturing his right wrist during Sunday's 19-2 road victory over the Kansas City Royals.
San Diego Padres (49-50) at Atlanta Braves (57-41), July 20, 2026, 4:15 p.m. PST Watch: Padres.TV Location: Truist Park – Atlanta, GA Listen: 97.3 The Fan Please remember our Game Day thread guidelines.
San Diego Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller has been known to take big swings over his career. Over the past few years, Preller has sold the farm for multiple players, only to watch many of them walk in free agency or be traded away.
After two disappointing losses to the Kansas City Royals, the San Diego Padres felt due for a win like this one. They beat down on Kansas City in a 19-2 victory that felt a bit like payback for the tough-to-swallow loss in Game 1.
Will the San Diego Padres trade Mason Miller? That is becoming one of the more popular questions ahead of the MLB trade deadline. Miller is a superstar closer who would draw no shortage of interest if made available for a deal.
The MLB Draft doesn’t get the same attention as the NFL Draft…or the NBA Draft…or even the NHL Draft. There’s the element of a stay in a farm system, the general lack of immediate impact for MLB draft picks, and the fact that it’s tougher for one MLB player to turn a franchise’s fortunes around.
The San Diego Padres have been without starting pitcher Nick Pivetta for the majority of the season after the right-hander left his fourth start of the year early.
The San Diego Padres don’t look like buyers with the July 31 trade deadline fast approaching. At 49-50, they’ve spent much of the season searching for consistency, particularly on offense, and have given fans little reason to believe this roster is capable of making a deep postseason run.
The MLB trade deadline is two weeks away, and teams all over the league are positioning themselves for a chaotic trade market. The San Diego Padres are one of the teams that others around baseball are expected to watch closely, with nobody knowing whether they will buy or sell.
With the All-Star break in the rearview mirror, and the San Diego Padres are 49-50, 2.5 games back of an NL wild-card spot. They own a -32 run differential
It is no secret that Craig Stammen has suffered through a rough first season as San Diego Padres manager. Yes, some of the obstacles associated with the job were expected. However, transitioning from the front office to the dugout without any minor or major league managerial experience has been an insurmountable leap.
The San Diego Padres demolished the Kansas City Royals, 19-2, on Sunday afternoon and improved to 49-50 on the year as they avoided the sweep at Kauffman Stadium.
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The San Diego Padres dropped a crucial series to the Kansas City Royals this weekend to kick off the second half of the season. Coming into the post-All-Star break series, the Padres were hoping for better results, but the team had trouble dealing with the last-place Royals.
Jackson Merrill, Ty France and Fernando Tatis Jr. combined for five home runs and 13 RBIs as the visiting San Diego Padres rolled to a 19-2 win over the Kansas City Royals on Sunday.
The San Diego Padres could be getting some major reinforcements in the starting rotation very soon. San Diego has seen multiple injuries take place to their starters this year, limiting the overall ceiling of the team.
The Padres have reinstated right-hander Randy Vásquez from the 15-day injured list and designated reliever Ron Marinaccio for assignment, according to a team announcement.
Struggles on the road have played a key role in the San Diego Padres' disappointing season. They'll look to rebound from a heartbreaking defeat at Kansas City by trying to even a three-game set with the Royals on Saturday afternoon.
The San Diego Padres are trying to decide what their trade deadline strategy should be, and that could involve trading star reliever Mason Miller after all.
After two consecutive playoff berths, the postseason is not guaranteed for the Padres by any stretch of the imagination. The Padres’ offense stalled at times this season, which is why, entering the break, the club was last in runs scored.
The hunt for the 2026 MLB postseason could be one for the ages. All but seven teams are within 4.5 games of a playoff spot as the unofficial second half will get underway.
First baseman Ty France put up a productive first-half performance for the San Diego Padres, whose bat became vital when Jake Cronenworth landed on the
The San Diego Padres are 48-48 after taking two of three against the Toronto Blue Jays. Manny Machado played a big piece to Sunday's win, going 3-for-4, recording one run scored and one RBI.
The 2026 season is quickly slipping away from the San Diego Padres. The Padres entered Sunday with a 43-45 record, having lost eight consecutive games.