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Three players on the San Diego Padres baseball team who are expendable, and could be moved on from now.
Levi Coovert|
The San Diego Padres have been struggling to find consistent production in left field. Here are three players they could acquire to solve that problem.
Levi Coovert|
The Padres need a fix in left field, and Luis Robert Jr. needs to get out of the Chicago White Sox's organization. Could these two parties link up ahead of the trade deadline?
PJ Potter|
Padres linked to Red Sox OF Jarren Duran as trade buzz builds. With Boston slumping, could San Diego swing a blockbuster midseason move?
Tremayne Person|
The Padres did not re-sign Tanner Scott. The lefty reliever instead signed with their rival, and he may ruin the team in 2025.
PJ Potter|
Gavin Sheets had an unfriendly run-in with the wall, Ryan Bergert will start for the Padres, and Matt Waldron has seen progression in the minor leagues.
PJ Potter|
The latest Padres prospect report focuses on two Triple-A players performing well, plus a pair of Single-A batters who you may never have heard of.
PJ Potter|
The Padres need to do something about their catcher problem. They have three directions they could go in, including just giving Luis Campusano one final chance.
PJ Potter|
The latest 2025 MLB mock drafts have the Padres taking a star high-schooler from Oregon, but not the same player.
PJ Potter|
This Padres infielder has not lived up to his contract in 2025.
PJ Potter|
The Padres offense currently ranks around the middle of the league in most offensive categories, despite having one bonafide MVP candidate in the lineup.
Vincent Page|
The Padres retained a lot of players from the 2024 team, but several have also gone on to other organizations.
PJ Potter|
Are the Padres going to be buyers or sellers at the 2025 trade deadline? These next couple of weeks will be telling.
PJ Potter|
The Padres completely whiffed on Alexis Diaz, as their rival Dodgers got hold of him.
PJ Potter|
The San Diego Padres will need to be aggressive this season at the trade deadline, if they want to keep up with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Levi Coovert|
As the Padres head into their final couple of games in May, they stand at 31-23. That is good enough for second in the National League West - only two games behind the billion-dollar Dodgers
Vincent Page|
11 days until the most intense rivalry that exists today in baseball reignites at Petco Park. Each year, the matchups between the Padres and Dodgers are appoint
Patrick Downing|
Padres prospect Tyson Neighbors has been one of the top pitching farmhands this season.
PJ Potter|
Gavin Sheets has been one of the two best players on the Padres this season. But his status as a career role player will not help his case in the All-Star voting this summer.
PJ Potter|
After three straight seasons leading the National League in batting average, Luis Arraez has finally hit a slump. He is hitting just .289 this season, and could be dealt before the deadline.
Vincent Page|
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