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It's been an unusual start to the 2026 season for the San Diego Padres, to put it mildly. They started by going 2-5 in their first seven games, then 16-3 over their next 19 to sit at 18-8. Despite a litany of injuries, particularly in the starting rotation, they held on throughout most of May, even moving half a game up on the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League West with a series-opening win over LA on May 18.
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In his time as owner of the San Diego Padres, the late Peter Seidler spoke frequently with his general manager, A.J. Preller, about the repeated cycle of frustration the city's sports fans had experienced. "All the time," Preller said recently. Often, the Padres developed or collected stars, and with the notable exception of eight-time batting champion Tony Gwynn, they would trade players when they became more expensive or stand down as they departed as free agents.
Machado vents as Padres' scoring woes persist
As the losses continue to mount, San Diego Padres star Manny Machado admits to being "frustrated" as the offense just can't seem to put any runs on the board. The Padres, who have dropped five games in a row and nine of the last 10, have scored the fewest runs (231) and have the lowest batting average (.218) in the major leagues this season. In the nine losses since May 24, San Diego has plated a total of 17 runs.
Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr snaps home run drought with thunderous dinger: 'About f---ing time'
San Diego Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. is one of the most talented players in MLB and his home run drought was almost as incredible as his play on the field. Tatis probably doesn’t think so, but going 207 at-bats without a dinger, at his caliber, was something to behold. With every pitch he saw, fans never knew which throw could be launched into the seats.
Tatis hits 451-foot HR to end MLB-worst drought
WASHINGTON -- Fernando Tatis Jr. finally connected for his first home run of the season -- and it was a blast. Tatis slugged a 451-foot solo shot to left field in the fifth inning against Washington on Saturday, although the San Diego Padres went on to lose 9-4 to the Nationals. Tatis, who has five 20-homer seasons in his career and hit 42 in 2021, had not gone deep in 240 plate appearances before this game -- the longest drought in the major leagues.
Shutout streak for Phils' Sánchez ends shy of 51
PHILADELPHIA -- Phillies ace Cristopher Sanchez breezed through six scoreless innings against the San Diego Padres on Wednesday night to extend his consecutive shutout innings streak to 50 2/3, good for third on the career list. In the top of the seventh, though, that streak came to an end just shy of 51 innings when Ty France got on base with a double and Jackson Merrill singled to drive him in for the Padres first run of the night. The streak of 50 2/3 innings is the longest ever by a...
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This season's MLB trade deadline -- Aug. 3 -- is a little later than usual. Still, it's not too early in the season to begin pondering how teams might approach it. As we do with Stock Watch each June, let's take a look at how all 30 clubs are grouped in terms of postseason outlook, and what needs to happen between now and then to clarify each team's deadline status.
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Major League Baseball's trade season is fast approaching, and the sport's cramped standings are providing little clarity on who's likeliest to end up where. There are too many contenders -- and too many teams whose dreams of contention remain -- to figure out how this deadline is likely to operate. At this time last year, remember, the Milwaukee Brewers, who wound up winning a major league-best 97 games, were barely above .500.
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Let's make a Tarik Skubal deal! With the best pitcher in baseball's name being mentioned frequently in MLB trade deadline conversations, it's time to find a home for the Detroit Tigers ace every contender will be coveting this summer. We asked our MLB experts to put on their GM hats, taking the reins for one team and pitching their best realistic offer to land Skubal.