After a loss on July 19, the San Diego Padres were 50-50 and outside the National League playoff picture. As of Wednesday, the Padres are now 62-52, owners of the top wild-card spot in the NL ...

The San Diego Padres will spend the offseason wondering what went wrong. The high-spending Padres were eliminated from postseason contention Friday night despite a 3-2 win over the Chicago White ...

With the Padres no longer in playoff contention, their agonizing 2023 campaign will end following Sunday's game against the White Sox. After entering the year with massive expectations, following ...

The Padres have gone 18-7 in September, but it wasn’t enough to secure a playoff berth. San Diego is 80-80 overall, in third place in the National League West.

SAN DIEGO — The Padres were officially eliminated from playoff contention Friday after the Miami Marlins defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-3. The Friars needed multiple things to happen in ...

The San Diego Padres defeated the Washington Nationals 7-2 on July 18, 2025, at Nationals Park, improving their record to ...

Bleacher Report’s Joel Reuter named every seller’s best trade chips and their best potential landing spots, with the Padres ...

Padres' playoff hopes are slim, ... However, they would lose a tiebreaker to the Cubs and, should they drop into contention for the last NL playoff spot, the Diamondbacks.

The San Diego Padres are currently in third place in the NL West, 5 games back of the Dodgers with a 39-33 record. ... Otherwise, the season is in serious jeopardy in regards to playoff contention.

The San Diego Padres got slammed by the Houston Astros, losing 12-2 Sunday afternoon. The Padres are essentially eliminated from playoff contention as they begin to face difficult questions about ...

In the days before the July 30 trade deadline as the Padres pursued upgrades for a talented but inconsistent roster, rival officials pointed out a number of perceived limitations. Much of the talk ...

With the Padres out of postseason contention, it marks just the second time in the wild-card era (since 1995) that the teams with the top three payrolls (Mets, Yankees, Padres) all missed the ...