The San Diego Padres are once again commanding offseason attention, with rival executives predicting general manager AJ Preller will continue his trademark aggressive style.
The San Diego Padres are expected to be active during the upcoming MLB offseason, according to rival executives. The Padres organization, while led by president of baseball operations A.J.
The San Diego Padres lost to the Colorado Rockies on Friday, 3-0, dropping another game as they fight with the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League West title race.
San Diego Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller reportedly went to Japan on a scouting mission for two potential star free agents. Preller, known for his active approach during player acquisition windows, is already preparing for the winter when two Japanese players are set to hit the market.
The San Diego Padres lost to the Baltimore Orioles, 7-5, on Wednesday. They were swept in their series and fell to 76-54 on the year. In other news, the Padres signed a veteran just a few weeks after they had released him.
The San Diego Padres suffered their 62nd loss of the season on Monday night, but in a brutal turn of events, lost All-Star reliever Jason Adam indefinitely after he ruptured a left quadriceps tendon in the bottom of the seventh inning.
Ramon Laureano walked into the San Diego Padres locker room as a trade deadline acquisition and has quickly made an impact with his play on the field, and production at the plate.
From Rey Fuentes in November 2014 to Brandon Lockridge on July 31, San Diego Padres general manager AJ Preller has not been shy about trading his own players.
Ramon Laureano didn't think he was going to be traded. At least, the Padres' outfielder told Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, it made sense to fly with his teammates in Chicago so he "would have easy access to either coast or anywhere in between" in case the Orioles did trade him.
The San Diego Padres stunned fans by landing Ramon Laureano in a bold MLB trade deadline move. Since joining the Padres, Laureano has been on fire, slashing .338/.393/.584 with four home runs in just 21 games.
The San Diego Padres, and their general manager AJ Preller, used their farm system and a couple of major league pitchers to fill out their big league roster on July 31.
San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. says general manager A.J. Preller's deadline day moves brought energy into the team, and kickstarted their recent run of good form.
San Diego Padres general manager and president of baseball operations A.J. Preller addressed his aggressive approach at the MLB trade deadline and why he moved so many top prospects.
The San Diego Padres beat the San Francisco Giants, 5-1, on Wednesday and moved into a tie with the Los Angeles Dodgers for first place in the National League West.
San Diego Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller addressed his approach to making trades and explained his process when handling prospects.
San Diego Padres general manager A.J. Preller confirmed the Padres had other options at the July 31 deadline if their plans to trade with the Baltimore Orioles for Ryan O'Hearn and Ramon Laureano fell through.
Acquiring All-Star closer Mason Miller from the Athletics at the trade deadline has equipped the San Diego Padres with the most dominant bullpen in baseball.
Three games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL West, it certainly wasn’t surprising to see the San Diego Padres pull a few trades before Thursday’s MLB trade deadline.
If the San Diego Padres are contending, it's a given that general manager A.J. Preller is going for it. After making five trades on Thursday, Preller showed he is swinging for the fences to bring the franchise its first World Series title.
Momma, there goes that man again. A.J. Preller is the king of making trades that make your jaw drop and he has done that again, swinging a huge deadline day deal for A’s flamethrower Mason Miller.
San Diego Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller has made it clear he wants to acquire more offense before the trade deadline. The Padres, for the time being, are trying to make do with what they have.
The San Diego Padres are in second place in the NL West as the MLB trade deadline approaches. Even with a Los Angeles Dodgers slide ongoing, San Diego is still five games back in the division.
Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller made an appearance on MLB Network Radio this weekend and discussed his thoughts about the roster with the deadline looming at the end of the month.
Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller spoke to the crowd at Saturday's FanFest event about the state of the club’s roster and his plans for the remainder of the offseason.