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With Kirby Yates recent injury news and impending free agent status, the Padres likely missed out on trading him for assets.

After taking another series from Arizona at Petco, the Padres went to Dodgers Stadium, splitting the four-game series and proved they are legit.

We'll be looking at several trades to boost the Padres, and we'll start with an obvious need right now. A designated hitter.

With the trade deadline approaching the San Diego Padres have to be looking at options who could be available at the catcher position.

Zach Davies was acquired in the offseason, and a tweak to his pitch usage has paid dividends for the Padres thus far. What’s working him?

With the San Diego Padres asserting themselves as serious contenders, it's time they make a big splash and sign Yasiel Puig.

While the Padres have taken both games in LA thus far, one of the more controversial plays occurred between Chris Taylor and Austin Hedges.

Yonder Alonso spent four years with the Padres, and per his Instagram account, he is back with the team. Is he primed for the DH role?

The Padres took game one against the Dodgers on Monday night, backed by a strong bullpen performance and Austin Hedges going yard.

Dinelson Lamet took a no-hitter into the seventh inning for the Padres on Sunday. And through four starts, he's looked brilliant doing less.

It's rare that 21-year-old becomes the leader of a baseball team, but that's exactly what's happening with the San Diego Padres.

Luis Perdomo will start for the Padres on Tuesday, but it raises the question why Cal Quantrill isn’t getting his chance.

With Joey Lucchesi being optioned to the Padres alternate site, Luis Perdomo will reportedly start on Tuesday against LA.

Edward Olivares hit his first Major League home run in the Padres 3-0 win on Friday, and he deserves to be playing every day.

With the trade deadline approaching quickly, the Padres should consider improving the catcher position with a trade for Boston's Christian Vazquez.

Yesterday, the Padres optioned starting pitcher Joey Lucchesi to the team's alternate training site. Who replaces him in the rotation?

In a short season, the implications of early-season games for the San Diego Padres become even more crucial -- especially in the division.

In a stunning turn of events, the Padres sent Joey Lucchesi and Josh Naylor to the team's alternate training site. The roster is down to 28 players.

Luis Patino made his debut for the Padres in the series finale against the Dodgers. Aside from the home run, he was really unlucky.

It's still very early in the season, but you have to figure the leash is short for Jurickson Profar as the San Diego Padres second baseman.

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