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The Nationals Have a Juan Soto Dilemma

The franchise is for sale, which makes an already difficult situation with its best player even more complicated.

Sports Illustrated

Manaea overcomes strange plays, Voit’s blast lifts Padres past Diamondbacks

SAN DIEGO — Sean Manaea didn’t have trouble pitching on four days’ rest, even though his teammates made him pitch a little too much.

Tribune News Service

Randal Grichuk’s 6 RBIs leads Rockies to wild win over Padres

By Coors Field standards, it’s been a rather tame season. Wednesday night, the craziness returned.

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Padres hang on, end Coors Field skid with win over Rockies

DENVER — The Padres were at a loss when trying to explain all the losses at Coors Field.

Tribune News Service

Padres beat Giants after Jurickson Profar carted off field after outfield collision

SAN DIEGO — Manny Machado drilled a ball into the second deck in left field. After Taylor Rogers wasted seven one-hit innings from Joe Musgrove, Jorge Alfaro walked off a 2-1 Padres win with a bases-loaded drive into the left-center alley.

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Manaea shelled, Padres lose to Mariners

SAN DIEGO — Sean Manaea has been a good pitcher for the Padres.

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Justin Turner shakes off rough month with two homers in Dodgers’ win

LOS ANGELES — Few Los Angeles Dodgers batters swooned in June more dramatically than Justin Turner, who hit .209 with no homers and eight RBIs in his first 24 games of the month, but that didn’t shake manager Dave Roberts’ confidence in the veteran third baseman.

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Six Takeaways on MLB’s First All-Star Fan Voting Update

For the most part, the fans got it right, but there were still a few snubs in the results released on Tuesday.

Sports Illustrated

Tom Krasovic: No Machado, no Tatis shouldn't overwhelm Padres

The Padres might play five games without Manny Machado and Fernando Tatis Jr. They might play 15.

Tribune News Service

Padres make do without Manny Machado in beating Diamondbacks

The Padres’ everyday shortstop still has not been cleared to swing a bat. Their third baseman spent Monday on the training table hoping his sprained left ankle would not send him to the injured list. The guys left in the lineup spent a good chunk of the afternoon explaining how…

Tribune News Service

Padres’ Machado Suffers Ankle Sprain in First Inning vs. Rockies

The San Diego star was forced to leave the game after his first at-bat Sunday.

Sports Illustrated

Rockies beat Padres for ninth straight time at Coors Field

DENVER — The San Diego Padres climbed to the top of the National League West the way most winning teams build their records: They beat the teams they should beat far more often than not.

Tribune News Service

Padres make history in win over Cubs on milestone night for Manny Machado

CHICAGO — The Padres weathered their first real pitching predicament of the season Wednesday night.

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Padres come back from five runs down, beat Cubs by seven

CHICAGO — The Padres did something new Tuesday night, and yet it rang with the familiar.

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Padres win opener on a wild walk-off, lose an ugly nightcap against Rockies

SAN DIEGO, Calif — Manny Machado provided an illustration of how wildly wonderful baseball can be when his “instincts” worked out for the Padres in the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Manny Machado and José Iglesias turned a rundown into a hilariously passive-aggressive staredown

"You go ahead. No, you go ahead. No, YOU!" Machado and Iglesias, probably.

Sports Illustrated

Breaking Down Tony La Russa’s Latest Illogical Decision

Yesterday, in the Dodgers’ 11–9 win over the White Sox, Chicago manager Tony La Russa made the puzzling decision to intentionally walk Trea Turner on a 1–2 count to face Max Muncy. Many of you probably know what happened, but let’s briefly run through the situation just in case before…

Sports Illustrated

Manny Machado Is Letting His Play Do the Talking

The Padres’ third baseman is better than ever and done playing the villain.

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Padres rout Mets again, take series against NL’s top team

The Mets looked unbeatable. The Padres were kind of a mess.

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Five home runs lift Orioles to 9-3 win over Cubs in Brandon Hyde’s first game managing vs. former club

BALTIMORE — The consistent fall of rain in Baltimore perhaps offered some cover, but the first pitch of Tuesday night’s Orioles game and six others that followed made it clear: Summer has arrived early at Camden Yards.

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Musgrove takes no-hitter into eighth; Padres stop losing streak with rout of Brewers

MILWAUKEE — Joe Musgrove warmed up as the ballpark full of Midwesterners sang “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” and then the “Beer Barrel Polka” in the middle of the seventh inning Friday night at American Family Field.

Tribune News Service

Bryce Miller: Padres' Ha-Seong Kim confident in making 'all the plays' with talented infield

There's no secret sauce to the type of defense Padres shortstop Ha-Seong Kim has played while plugging the $340 million gap created by wrist-rehabbing star Fernando Tatis Jr.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Hudson, Arenado end frustrations in 5-2 Cardinals win over Padres

ST. LOUIS — Dakota Hudson had been waiting for the day he would still be pitching in the seventh inning for the Cardinals. He hadn’t made it past the fifth in his previous four starts.

Sports Illustrated

Checking In on the MVP, Cy Young and Rookie of the Year Races

Ohtani, Trout or Judge? Manny, Mookie or Goldy? Here’s where things stand as the calendar turns to June.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cardinals' bullpen stars in beginning, middle and end in 6-3 win over Padres

In manager Oliver Marmol’s perfect world, left-hander Packy Naughton and Andre Pallante, the relievers who were the first two hurlers for the Cardinals in Monday afternoon’s “bullpen game,” would have pitched the first six innings. The final three would belong to late-inning stalwarts Giovanny Gallegos, Genesis Cabrera and Ryan Helsley.

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