An area of need for the Padres is starting pitching. Michael King has been out since May with a shoulder ailment, and Dylan Cease has been up-and-down all season. Nick Pivetta and his 3.07 ERA has given the team quality innings all year, but outside of him, it hasn’t been much.

The San Diego Padres beat the Texas Rangers, 3-2, on Independence Day in dramatic walk-off fashion. A clutch Jake Cronenworth single with two outs in the bottom

You won't be seeing these stars made available via trade this year -- but what would it take to land them if they were?

Heading into the trade deadline, there's no doubt that the Padres need pitching. If San Diego doesn't improve its rotation, they shouldn't expect much to change throughout the year.  When recently searching for arms the Padres could add,

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/padres as Padres Trade Proposal Lands $75 Million All-Star Outfielder in 'Outrageous' Move.

The San Diego Padres haven't made any blockbuster moves up to this point in the offseason; however, there is speculation a trade is imminent. The latest proposal has starting pitcher Michael King ...

The Padres need staring pitching help so I suggest they go back to a frequent trade partner in the Cleveland Guardians and make a deal. CLE gets: OF Juan Soto. SD gets: RHP Shane Bieber OF Steven Kwan