Last night was the 15th straight crowd of more than 40,000 at Petco Park and the 38th “sellout” in 42 home games this season.

The team’s most dynamic player, Fernando Tatis Jr., had gone hitless in another loss that featured another underwhelming ...

BOTTOM LINE: The San Diego Padres host the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday to start a four-game series. San Diego has a 27-15 record in home games and a 48-41 record overall. The Padres have gone 31-17 ...

Kyle Hart returned from Triple-A El Paso and announced his presence with a dominating performance. Hart retired every batter ...

The Padres wrapped up their series against the Rangers with a 4–1 win behind strong bullpen work, timely hits from Tatis and ...

Star, Tatis scores a run and drives in another while reaching base four times; Kyle Hart perfect as bulk reliever ...

Fernando Tatis Jr. booked a hotel room for a couple days of relaxation during next week’s All-Star break. He made that ...

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Fernando Tatis Jr. reached base four times and knocked in the go-ahead run Sunday night as the San Diego Padres captured the ...

Rangers first. Josh Smith singles to left field. Corey Seager doubles to deep right field. Josh Smith scores. Marcus Semien strikes out swinging. Adolis Garcia singles to right field. Corey Seager ...

The Texas Rangers (44-45) and San Diego Padres (47-41) will close out their only series of the season on Sunday Night Baseball.

SF Giants manager Bob Melvin said right-handed reliever Randy Rodriguez deserves an invitation to Midsummer Classic.