The San Diego Padres are willing to deal a few of their pitchers, but they want some very specific assets in return.

The San Diego Padres' ambitious trade deadline may or may not work out in their favor, but A.J. Preller at least mitigated the risks.

The Trade Deadline is hours away, and Padres general manager A.J. Preller has work to do. He’s constructed a 2025 roster with a World Series-caliber ceiling, despite several key flaws. Preller has yet to make any moves to address those flaws,

San Diego shockingly acquired 100-mph flamethrower Mason Miller from the A’s on Thursday in a massive move ahead of the MLB trade deadline, The Post’s Jon Heyman confirmed. San Diego is also receiving former Yankee lefty JP Sears, while the A’s are receiving four players, including the No. 3 prospect in the sport in shortstop Leo De Vries.

The San Diego Padres made a lot of moves at the trade deadline, but one of their smaller moves looks to be better than anybody expected.

The San Diego Padres made waves at the MLB trade deadline, but they still have one glaring problem that could hold them back.

The San Diego Padres went all-out at the trade deadline, making some very impactful moves to bolster their roster and give themselves a real chance to run down the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL West.