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BALTIMORE -- Sometimes, a no-hitter comes out of nowhere. The Padres have never thrown one like that. But they’ve been on the wrong end of a few -- where everything clicks, and an unlikely starting pitcher makes history. Dylan Cease’s no-hitter did not come out of nowhere. Quite the opposite,

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WASHINGTON -- After he’d watched CJ Abrams’ line drive settle into the glove of right fielder Bryce Johnson, after he’d been mobbed by teammates behind the Nationals Park mound, Dylan Cease finally emerged from the mess of bodies, hair disheveled, beaming. Cease had just authored the second no-hitter in Padres

WASHINGTON -- Every no-hitter has that signature defensive play -- the moment a no-hit bid stays alive and baseball history is preserved. But there haven’t been many like Jackson Merrill's catch on Thursday afternoon during Dylan Cease’s no-hitter at Nationals Park -- a catch with an assist from second baseman

Both Dylan Cease and the Padres have known no-hit bid heartbreak in the past. On Sept. 3, 2022, Cease (then with the White Sox) lost a no-hitter with two outs in the ninth inning when the Twins’ Luis Arraez (now his teammate in San Diego) knocked a single. The Padres,

WASHINGTON -- Dylan Cease had lived this moment before. He had carried a no-hitter into the ninth inning, when, with two outs, he was greeted by a pesky, contact-oriented, left-handed-hitting leadoff man. In September 2022, only Luis Arraez stood between Cease and baseball history. Arraez, then with the Twins, singled

WASHINGTON -- The Padres’ aggressive Draft plan appears to be paying off. San Diego has agreed to deals with a number of its top picks, per MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis, including first-rounder Kash Mayfield, a left-hander out of Elk City High School in Oklahoma. Mayfield will receive a $3.44 million

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WASHINGTON -- The Padres have been waiting for this. By just about any metric, they own one of the sport’s best offenses. Their lineup is loaded with All-Stars. It’s balanced, and the pieces seem to fit. But has it ever truly reached its ceiling? Has it ever truly shown what

WASHINGTON -- The Padres’ Trade Deadline strategy was always going to be colored partly by their results on a tricky nine-game road trip to open the second half. So far, they’re playing like buyers. After winning a tough series in Cleveland over the weekend, the Padres opened a three-game set

Every team in the Majors will have a strategy leading up to Tuesday’s 6 p.m. ET Trade Deadline, and whether they’re planning to buy or sell -- or, in some cases, do a little bit of each -- decision-makers around the league will surely have an area of focus. Whether

WASHINGTON -- Safe to say, Kyle Higashioka won't have many off-days as memorable and as moving as the one he had on Monday in the nation's capital. Higashioka visited the U.S. Army Museum, where he accepted a replica of the Congressional Gold Medal in honor of his grandfather who served

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The Trade Deadline is one week away – July 30 at 6 p.m. ET, to be exact -- and organizations in the postseason race are looking for the best ways to address their squads' needs. Headlining the flurry of trade candidates are Tigers pitchers Tarik Skubal and Jack Flaherty, White

This story was excerpted from AJ Cassavell’s Padres Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. Manny Machado was a 19-year-old prospect playing in Double-A for the Bowie Baysox when the Orioles first approached him about a position change. A

With the season's second half underway, it's once again time for our panel of MLB.com experts to take another stab at predicting which players will be worthy of a place on the All-MLB Team by the close of the year. The All-MLB Team presented by MGM Rewards has annually recognized

Once again in 2024, baseball fans can watch Minor League Baseball games across all of MLB's digital platforms. MLB.TV and At Bat subscribers can watch their favorite team's Minor League affiliates in the app at no additional cost, while all MiLB games will be available on MiLB.TV, on the web

CLEVELAND -- Just to be clear: Those looming question marks about the state of the Padres’ rotation are mostly unrelated to the starters who took the ball in Cleveland this weekend. Because right now, three-fifths of that San Diego rotation looks pretty darn stellar. A day after Dylan Cease pitched

CLEVELAND -- On the very last day of camp in Peoria, Ariz., the Padres swung a stunner of a trade to acquire Dylan Cease. Why then? Why a blockbuster deal in late March? Frankly, because it couldn't wait. In a rotation filled with question marks, the Padres needed a pitcher

With the 2024 MLB Draft in the rear-view mirror, it’s a convenient time to look at the scope of prospects across MLB’s organizations. Who should we be looking out for in the months to come? Here’s a look at one prospect to watch for each club during the rest of