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MLB Power Rankings: Where all 30 teams stand with September around the corner
The MLB Power Rankings take on a different look this week, as September baseball is around the corner. The Phillies and Rays leap up the rankings, while the Tigers and Pirates are out of it.More Padres News




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Manny Machado's August power outage is giving Padres some unwelcome deja vu
Manny Machado is having another rough August amidst the Padres' postseason push.
Dylan Cease’s adjustment is giving Blue Jays the ace Padres needed this season
A deeper arsenal has transformed Dylan Cease with the Blue Jays. It is exactly the adjustment the Padres needed from him last season.
Padres’ Robbie Ray trade is already showing signs it could age terribly
As Robbie Ray struggles to find his footing in San Diego, a prospect the Padres surrendered to the Giants is lighting the world on fire.
Padres must avoid added Kade Anderson pressure on Ethan Salas decision
Kade Anderson forced Seattle’s hand. The Padres would risk Ethan Salas’ Triple-A development by forcing him into a limited September role.
Padres broadcasters Don Orsillo and Mark Grant ranked best in MLB for second straight year
Padres favorites Don Orsillo and Mark Grant topped MLB’s local broadcaster rankings again, confirming that baseball’s best booth is in San Diego.
One swing change restored Fernando Tatis Jr. as the Padres’ biggest weapon
A simple swing change helped Fernando Tatis Jr. escape a historic home run drought and reclaim his place as the Padres’ biggest weapon.
Padres News: Michael King stranded again, Jackson Merrill turns heads, Matt Waldron hits a crossroads
The Padres left Michael King short on support, Jackson Merrill kept turning heads and Matt Waldron found himself back on the transaction wire.
Short-lived Padres starter signs surprising major league deal with Phillies
The Padres received six uneven starts from Nestor Cortes. The Phillies now hope his repaired arm can deliver more down the stretch.
Don Orsillo's incredible Fernando Tatis Jr. robbery call reopened old Red Sox wounds
The Red Sox let Don Orsillo go more than a decade ago. His electric call of Fernando Tatis Jr.’s robbery showed why that decision still stings.


