San Diego Padres outfielder/first baseman Nick Castellanos could be running out of time with the team amid his struggles.

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The Padres' record-tying run of four-run-plus comebacks ended in Mexico City as they lost 12-7 to the Diamondbacks after a bullpen meltdown.

The San Diego Padres have an update on Lucas Giolito, Manny Machado speaks on the pursuit of New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge and Mason Miller speaks on potentially moving to the starting rotation.

So turnabout might be fair play, but it wasn’t much fun to be on the receiving end of a late-game rally as a disastrous end to Sunday’s game in Mexico City knocked the Padres off their perch atop the league and the NL West.

MLB is heading to Mexico City this weekend, and hitters should thrive 7,349 feet above sea level

The San Diego Padres went from spending like crazy under owner Peter Seidler to steadily slashing payroll after his passing. […]

Good morning, The Padres are not boring. Yesterday, they played their 11th game in which the deciding run was scored in the seventh inning or later. One of those was ended by a grand slam in the 12th inning of a game in which the Padres came back from three one-run deficits.