The San Diego Padres got plenty of deals done on the MLB trade deadline, but the team didn't part with starting pitcher Dylan Cease, who was one of the hottest ...

One of the biggest splashes of the day was the Houston Astros trading for Carlos Correa to bring him back to Houston from the Minnesota Twins. The Twins had a full-fledged fire sale and will have a ...

The Padres kept All-Star closer Robert Suárez, who leads the majors with 30 saves, and inconsistent starter Dylan Cease. Both ...

TRADE: The Red Sox have made a deadline deal, sending minor-league infielder Blaze Jordan to the St. Louis Cardinals in ...

The Padres, who were one of the busiest teams at the deadline, trading for Mason Miller, J.P. Sears, Ryan O’Hearn and Ramon Laureano, canvassed the league for Dylan Cease but opted to hang onto him.

With organizational rosters locked – barring the odd waiver pickup the next two months – USA TODAY Sports ranks the top eight World Series contenders in the wake of the industry’s annual late-season ...

It wouldn’t be a proper Deadline day without an A.J. Preller trade binge. The Padres' general manager did not disappoint.

The 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline is over. As expected, we saw a frenzy of activity with plenty of notable names ...

The Phillies took their biggest swing about 24 hours before Thursday's deadline, but they continue to canvass sellers for ...

St. Louis is weighing key pieces of its core, San Diego is shooting for the stars and Houston emerges as a dark horse for Sandy Alcantara.

The Padres have acquired first baseman Ryan O'Hearn and outfielder Ramon Laureano from the Orioles in exchange for six ...

One huge trade reportedly in the works involves the Boston Red Sox attempting to make a move for San Diego Padres pitcher ...