Luis Campusano

The Padres are competing despite not getting much offense from the catcher position, thanks in part to their improving young knuckleballer.

Despite long odds of making the postseason, the Padres seem determined to wait before deciding whether to buy or sell at the trade deadline.

The Padres won this clash of NL contenders while getting obvious surplus value from two players making barely more than the league minimum.

In Monday's win against Arizona, Ryan Weathers threw 15 sweepers with an average horizontal break of 12 inches.

"The last 15 games are always the most important. You want to get into that pretty hot, you want to be moving at a good pace," Machado said.

Keith Law remains higher on MacKenzie Gore, listing him at No. 59, than most evaluators.

Some strong hitters were left off Bowden's top 50 prospects list. Here are 10 who could make the leap in 2022, starting with Sal Frelick.

Padres minor-leaguers get to continue their development by playing in real games with actual stakes.

The catcher's fractured left middle finger seemingly opens the door for Campusano to make the Opening Day roster.

All indications are that MacKenzie Gore is back to being the promising prospect he was going into 2020.