The San Diego Padres traded multiple players from their minor league system in order to fill in the holes that would likely prevent the major league team from being successful this season.

The San Diego Padres dipped into their prospect capital at the trade deadline to acquire significant pieces for the big league club. Starting with a system that evaluators didn’t rate highly to ...

The Padres have acquired first baseman Ryan O'Hearn and outfielder Ramon Laureano from the Orioles in exchange for six ...

The Padres move nine top-30 prospects as ranked by Baseball America, get back a shortstop on a day that reshaped the farm system ...

According to MLB Pipeline, the Padres' farm system after such a wild trade deadline ranked dead last in baseball. In the preseason, they ranked 25th, but after a wild deadline, Jim Callis, Sam Dykstra ...

The San Diego Padres released third baseman Mike Brosseau on Friday, ending his short stay with the team. Brosseau joined the Padres in the offseason, signing a ...

None of the players San Diego sent to Baltimore have advanced beyond Double-A and most of them are still in the lower levels of the minor leagues. The outside perception is the Padres emptied ...