After the deadline passed, Preller spoke about his moves, and in a piece from Bob Nightengale of USA Today, Preller revealed ...

San Diego Padres GM A.J Preller proved he's "king of the deadline" following a flurry of moves before the MLB trade deadline.

In the deal, which included four prospects heading to the A's, the Padres gave up Leo DeVries, the 18-year-old shortstop who ...

The reactions ranged from curiosity to awe to personal lament.

By strip-mining San Diego's farm system, Preller made it clear that the Padres are aiming for the World Series again this ...

In the span of about seven hours Thursday before the Trade Deadline, the Padres swung five trades involving 22 players \-\- ...

The Padres kept All-Star closer Robert Suárez, who leads the majors with 30 saves, and inconsistent starter Dylan Cease. Both ...

The Padres made multiple trades at the deadline this season and they are going all in to have a shot to win the World Series.

San Diego landed Mason Miller and JP Sears from the Athletics in exchange for Leodalis De Vries, Braden Nett, Henry Baez and Eduarniel Núñez.

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

It's still far too early to know who truly won and who lost this year's deadline. But it's not too early to know that certain executives have much more riding on the end of this season than others.