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MLB insider reveals how close Astros were to a trade for Padres' Dylan Cease
The Houston Astros were busy with under two hours left in the MLB trade deadline. Their first move was a wild one, reuniting with Carlos Correa in a trade with the Minnesota Twins. Houston's next deal brought in outfielder Jesus Sanchez to be the team's much-needed left-handed hitting outfielder.
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By the time this year’s deadline passed, Preller had traded 14 players and acquired eight. Left-handers JP Sears and Nestor ...
Preller brought flame-throwing closer Mason Miller along with starter J.P. Sears to San Diego in a deal with the A’s, trading ...
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THE PADRES AND GM A.J. PRELLER A.J. Preller led off our list of the MLB's biggest deadline winners and losers. The Padres' ...
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The San Diego Padres added hard-throwing closer Mason Miller and the Toronto Blue Jays dealt for former Cy Young award winner ...
A deadline highlighted by surprising twists has passed. Here's what you need to know about the deals that defined this trade ...
The Giants have struggled since trading for Rafael Devers in June, and that put them in "soft sell" mode. They got a ...
Nick Pivetta gave up one hit and one run in seven innings, Jackson Merrill drove in two runs, and the San Diego Padres won ...
A day later, the chain reaction was felt up and down the system in a moving day of sorts as right-hander Miguel Mendez, ...
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