San Diego Padres (1968-2024)

The 2020 season has been defined by unprecedented changes caused by the coronavirus pandemic. None is more visible than the lack of fans in parks across the country.

It was the eighth time in 44 games this season the Padres have scored at least 10 runs.

Here is the sixth edition of our weekly Rookie of the Year stock watch.

Here are five observations from this year’s trade deadline, including what trends emerged in an unprecedented season.

Less than 24 hours after hooking up with the Mariners on a massive, seven-player deal, the Padres returned to the well in Seattle again.

The Padres have traded 15 young players (including 10 prospects) over the past month and a half.

The Padres acquired Mike Clevinger from the Indians to give them another frontline starter as they push for their first postseason berth since 2006.

Tracking every trade made at the 2020 MLB trade deadline with full scouting reports for each player.

The Padres acquired catcher Austin Nola and hard-throwing relievers Austin Adams and Dan Altavilla from the Mariners in a seven-player trade Sunday night.

Sniffing their first postseason berth since 2006, the Padres made another deal ahead of the Aug. 31 trade deadline.

The Padres added a bit more thump to their lineup with the acquisition of slugger Mitch Moreland from the Red Sox.

Two days before the trade deadline, the Padres swung a deal for the Royals closer.

Jose Marmolejos hits two home runs, Dylan Carlson, Jake Cronenworth and Sam Haggerty extend their hit streaks and more.

the fifth edition of our weekly Rookie of the Year stock watch.

The No. 8 pick in the 2020 draft has already gotten 50 at-bats under his belt since arriving to the team’s alternate site.

Eric Hosmer hit a grand slam Thursday night as the Padres became the first team to hit a grand slam in four consecutive games.

Multi-faceted Jake Cronenworth surges ahead in the National League race, while Kyle Lewis remains on top in the AL.