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Padres Actively Discussing Trade Involving Key Reliever: Report
The San Diego Padres are reportedly in trade discussions around a key relief pitcher.
Padres Pitcher Reveals What Caused Him to Faint Leading to ER Visit
San Diego Padres pitcher Randy Vasquez opened up about going to the ER after fainting earlier this month.
Padres Notes: Rival Execs Expect Mason Miller Trade, New Owners ‘Hate’ Dodgers, Mets Starter to SD?
Rival executives expect the San Diego Padres to trade Mason Miller, the new team owners "hate" the Dodgers and a trade idea sends a Mets pitcher to San Diego.
MLB Trade Candidate Rankings, Deadline Predictions 2.0: Tarik Skubal Out of No. 1 Spot
With MLB’s trade deadline fast approaching, here are the names you need to know as the rumors continue to swirl.
3 Landing Spots for Mason Miller if Padres Decide to Trade All-Star Closer
Star reliever Mason Miller could be one of the most highly coveted players at the trade deadline if the San Diego Padres make him available.
Rival Execs 'Convinced' Padres Will Trade Mason Miller at Deadline
Multiple rivals are reportedly convinced that the San Diego Padres will decide to move Mason Miller at the trade deadline.
Ex-GM Proposes Padres Land Mets All-Star for Top Prospect Kash Mayfield
The San Diego Padres are being linked to one of the All-Stars from the New York Mets ahead of the trade deadline.
Padres' New Ownership Group Reportedly 'Hates' Dodgers
The new ownership group of the San Diego Padres reportedly has very strong feelings toward the rival Los Angeles Dodgers.More Stories

Padres Notes: Mason Miller Trade Idea, Nick Pivetta Could Lose Contract, Slugger Placed on IL
The San Diego Padres have a Mason Miller trade idea, Nick Pivetta's contract could get voided next month and a slugger was placed on the injured list.




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Padres Notes: SD Cuts Ties With Veteran Pitcher, Announce Starters for Braves Series, Playoffs Possible?
The San Diego Padres cut ties with a veteran pitcher, announced starters for their series with the Atlanta Braves and decision makers ponder if an October run is feasible.



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