The San Diego Padres are in need of a left field upgrade and may not be able to get Jarren Duran from the Boston Red Sox.

The San Diego Padres took a 4-3 win in the final game of their four-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks, splitting the series 2-2. They improve to 50-4

In the end, the Padres were outbid. The Rangers, who play in a state with no income tax, landed Higashioka with a two-year, $13.5 million contract. The Padres settled for bringing back Elias Díaz with a $3.

The San Diego Padres are in the heat of the NL playoff race. At 50-43, they trail the Giants by just a half-game for the final spot in the wild card race. But a decision looms. The trade deadline is 20 days away and the Padres are looking to see what they can do to make a playoff push.

It’s stating the obvious to say this will be an eventful Trade Deadline in San Diego. With A.J. Preller as general manager, they all are.

A year ago at this time, Jarren Duran was getting ready to head to the MLB All-Star Game, where he took home MVP honors. This year, the Red Sox outfielder continues to hear his name mentioned in trade rumors.

ESPN's Jeff Passan was the latest MLB insider who has linked Jarren Duran as a potential trade target for the Padres.

The San Diego Padres scratched the surface at what could have been their first World Series title in franchise history last season. After ultimately falling to

Before heading to the All-Star Game, Jason Adam talks about his baseball journey, charity work and why he’s so process-driven

The San Diego Padres need to find an upgrade at catcher, and they could look to swing a trade with an American League club.

With the Padres desperate for a left-handed bat, Josh Naylor is a prime MLB trade deadline target—and a potential deal with the Diamondbacks could give San Diego the offensive boost it needs for a World Series push.