All 66 Prospects And Recent Prospect Graduates The Padres Have Traded In 33 Months
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Every contending team trades prospects to bolster their major league roster at some point.
The Cubs traded six prospects, including future all-stars Gleyber Torres and Paul Blackburn, during the 2016 season to acquire Mike Montgomery and Aroldis Chapman, each of whom played crucial roles in helping them win the World Series. The Astros traded three top prospects during the 2017 season to acquire Justin Verlander on their way to winning their first World Series in franchise history. The Red Sox traded future all-star Santiago Espinal as a prospect during the 2018 season for Steve Pearce, who won the World Series MVP award after leading Boston to its second championship in five years. And the Braves, of course, traded seven prospects at the 2021 trade deadline as they built an entirely new outfield, moves that propelled them from a sub-.500 record to a World Series title.
Still, no team on record has traded prospects or young big leaguers as frequently and fervently as the Padres in recent years. They traded 11 prospects or recent prospect graduates in their latest deadline frenzy, acquiring Juan Soto, Josh Bell, Josh Hader, Brandon Drury and Cam Gallagher in return.
In total, the moves add to a staggering sum of prospects or recent prospect graduates the Padres have traded away.
Beginning with the November 2019 trade that sent Luis Urias and Eric Lauer to the Brewers, the Padres have traded 66 prospects or recent prospect graduates in just over two and a half years.
That staggering total includes many players who have gone on to early big league success, including all-stars Ty France and David Bednar, as well as many prospects still making their way up the minors. Some could undoubtedly have helped the Padres in recent seasons, but if the Padres fulfill their goal of reaching multiple postseasons and winning their first World Series, the trades will have been worth it.
Below are all 66 prospects or recent prospect graduates the Padres have traded in the last 33 months. Players are listed with the team the Padres originally traded them to. Major leaguers are listed at their current primary position and prospects are listed at their projected future position.
LF
Jack Suwinski | Pirates
Taylor Trammell | Mariners
Edward Olivares | Royals
Brent Rooker | Royals
CF
Robert Hassell | Nationals
Manuel Margot | Rays
Franchy Cordero | Royals
Esteury Ruiz | Brewers
Jeisson Rosario | Red Sox
Hudson Head | Pirates
Buddy Reed | Athletics
Corey Rosier | Red Sox
Ismael Mena | Cubs
RF
Franmil Reyes | Guardians
Hunter Renfroe | Rays
James Wood | Nationals
Owen Caissie | Cubs
Junior Perez | Athletics
3B
Luis Urias | Brewers
Hudson Potts | Red Sox
SS
C.J. Abrams | Nationals
Gabriel Arias | Indians
Reggie Preciado | Cubs
Victor Acosta | Reds
Max Ferguson | Red Sox
Jordy Barley | Nationals
2B
Xavier Edwards | Rays
Owen Miller | Indians
Tucupita Marcano | Pirates
Euribiel Angeles | Athletics
Yeison Santana | Cubs
Esteban Quiroz | Rays
1B
Ty France | Mariners
Josh Naylor | Guardians
C
Francisco Mejia | Rays
Austin Hedges | Guardians
Luis Torrens | Mariners
Blake Hunt | Rays
Austin Allen | Athletics
Logan Driscoll | Rays
SP
Eric Lauer | Brewers
Cal Quantrill | Guardians
MacKenzie Gore | Nationals
Luis Patiño | Rays
Jarlin Susana | Nationals
Joey Lucchesi | Mets
Cole Wilcox | Rays
Joey Cantillo | Guardians
Robert Gasser | Brewers
Adrian Martinez | Athletics
River Ryan | Dodgers
Brayan Medina | Twins
Justin Lange | Yankees
RP
David Bednar | Pirates
Andres Muñoz | Mariners
Dylan Coleman | Royals
Matt Brash | Mariners
Ronald Bolaños | Royals
Mason Thompson | Nationals
Anderson Espinoza | Cubs
Gerardo Reyes | Angels
James Norwood | Phillies
Dauris Valdez | Cubs
Omar Cruz | Pirates
Drake Fellows | Pirates
Michell Miliano | Pirates
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