The Kansas City Royals lost a true clubhouse guy at the trade deadline, while the San Diego Padres managed to gain a leader in a much needed top backstop.

Newcomers have already made a significant impact for San Diego, and they'll aim to continue that trend as the Padres open a three-game home series against the Boston Red Sox.

The Kansas City Royals were buyers this year at the trade deadline as opposed to being sellers. They added three bats to boost their lineup and also brought in ...

As AJ Cassavell of MLB.com reports, the city of Guayana in Venezuela is home to two Major League catchers—Fermin and Carlos Hernandez, who helped the Padres win the 1998 National League pennant. Oh, ...

As the dust has settled over the last week, it's hard not to be impressed by the Kansas City Royals' decisive moves at the trade deadline. The Royals grabbed ve ...

Ryan O'Hearn tied the game with a leadoff homer in the ninth inning, Jose Iglesias singled in the go-ahead run, and the San Diego Padres beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 3-2 in the decisive game of a ...

The Padres announced that catcher Martín Maldonado has been released and infielder/outfielder Tyler Wade has been sent ...

The Padres released Maldonado on Wednesday. Maldonado still leads the Padres in starts at catcher this season with 56, but the club acquired Freddy Fermin at the trade deadline and elected to keep ...

Well, after last week’s trade deadline, a lot of players making their Royals debut, The latest being Ryan Burgert last night getting the call on the mound against the Boston Red Sox.

The San Diego Padres made great improvements to their roster at the trade deadline, but what did that do to their farm system?

The 11th inning began with Luis Arraez’s bloop single to left field driving in automatic runner Fernando Tatis Jr. from second base. Arraez went to third on Manny Machado’s line drive single to left ...

The San Diego Padres made a lot of moves at the trade deadline, but one of their smaller moves looks to be better than anybody expected.