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Walker Buehler’s sudden revival gives Padres doubters a harsh reality check
Walker Buehler is riding a hot streak again, highlighted by his quality start against the Brewers. If he can keep this up, the Padres might finally have a playoff-worthy rotation.
Twins sign Padres castoff just in time for potential revenge game
The Padres released Germán Márquez to accommodate Robbie Ray. Now the Twins could unleash him against San Diego at Petco Park.
Padres News: Joe Musgrove’s promising return update, Fernando Tatis Jr. rests, Robbie Ray’s playoff-style hook
Joe Musgrove is nearing a Padres comeback, Tatis’ day off makes little sense and Stammen’s quick hook for Robbie Ray signals postseason urgency.
Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr. clears another historic hurdle in chase of Manny Machado
Are Manny Machado and Fernando Tatis Jr. two of the best sluggers in Padres history? When it's all said and done, it will probably come down to these two stars.
Craig Stammen savored the Padres flipping the revenge script vs. Brewers
Luis Rengifo supplied the Padres with some poetic revenge, launching a grand slam against the Brewers during San Diego’s 11-2 victory.
Padres’ new owners inherit the joy and agony of A.J. Preller
San Diego’s incoming owners must decide how much freedom, money and prospect capital to give Padres president A.J. Preller.
Padres turn Brandon Lockridge’s best weapon against him in poetic Brewers finish
Brandon Lockridge’s speed launched his Padres career. Nearly two years later, it produced Milwaukee’s crushing final out.
Joe Musgrove makes Padres return stance clear after Casey Mize, Robbie Ray trades
Joe Musgrove isn’t easing off his comeback after the Padres strengthened their rotation with Casey Mize and Robbie Ray.
Padres' improbable turnaround from MLB's worst offense revived their playoff dreams
Through mid-June, the San Diego Padres had MLB's worst offense. Since then, they've been top 10 in nearly every hitting category and are fighting for a Wild Card spot.


