The San Diego Padres have some All-Star trade links, a blockbuster proposal and A.J. Preller speaks on the Juan Soto deal.

San Diego Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller was honest when reflecting on the Juan Soto trade ...

It is easy to see how a trade in Major League Baseball plays out years down the road and have regrets. Sometimes these are ...

Juan Soto's agent Scott Boras said that the San Diego Padres would not have traded Soto if Peter Seidler did not die.

Honestly,” Preller said Wednesday, “I think in the baseball ops group we look back with a lot of pride and not regret.” ...

Juan Soto opened up on his ‘challenging’ transition from the Nationals to the Padres. Getty Images. Soto is batting .232 with three home runs and a .771 OPS in 127 plate appearances in San Diego.

Juan Soto was booed in return to San Diego. But he seems to understand fans' frustration — he wasn't happy with how he played for Padres, either. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio ...

Boil it all down, and Juan Soto did what he was supposed to do for the Padres. He provided a big 2023 season after fueling the 2022 club’s much-needed advance to the playoffs. Performing well ...

And if the Padres had kept Soto, well, he perhaps doesn’t become one of the greatest young stars to hit the free-agent market in baseball history – posting a 8.1 WAR this season and at least a ...

Soto, who had gone 4-for-29 during the worst eight-game start of his career, went 2-for-4 with a walk. He struck out once and still deemed that plate appearance his best of the evening.