In the span of about seven hours Thursday before the Trade Deadline, the Padres swung five trades involving 22 players \-\- then added five of those players to their active roster before their series ...

The MLB trade deadline gave us plenty of action, but these stars will need to wait until the offseason to pack their bags.

The Padres, in typical AJ Preller fashion, went all in, acquiring Mason Miller and JP Sears for a package headlined by shortstop Leo de Vries (MLB No. 3). The rest of the package, pitchers Braden Nett ...

Sandy Alcantara admitted it was one of the hardest days of his career. It has been thought all season that the Miami Marlins ...

One of the biggest splashes of the day was the Houston Astros trading for Carlos Correa to bring him back to Houston from the Minnesota Twins. The Twins had a full-fledged fire sale and will have a ...

Looking at the contending teams that were in the market as buyers, which teams won and which teams lost the 2025 MLB trade ...

For the second time in four years, A.J. Preller turned the San Diego Padres into the biggest stars of baseball's trade deadline.

Cleveland set a high asking price that no contender was willing to meet, but questions linger about Kwan's long-term future ...

The Red Sox made two additions to the pitching staff at the deadline, sending away only prospects. Breslow said he believes ...

DETROIT didn’t have a terribly sexy deadline but added starters Charlie Morton and Chris Paddack along with a few bullpen ...

As for the Athletics, they made a tremor-like move by sending star closer Mason Miller and left-handed starter JP Sears to the San Diego Padres. The A's also sent infielder Miguel Andujar to the ...

The Padres, who were one of the busiest teams at the deadline, trading for Mason Miller, J.P. Sears, Ryan O’Hearn and Ramon Laureano, canvassed the league for Dylan Cease but opted to hang onto him.