The San Diego Padres fell further than any other team in the eighth edition of Newsweek Sports' MLB Power Rankings.

But perhaps the San Diego Padres should. Three-time All-Star pitcher Heath Bell said on the latest episode of Friar Territory ...

Ryan Bergert was called up Friday as the Padres temporarily shifted to a four-man rotation and he turned in a scoreless eighth in his debut on Saturday. Kyle Hart could return immediately if Gillaspie ...

A three-run first inning ignited by Xander Bogaerts’ first RBI in two weeks, and a pair of two-run innings, the latter provided by Bogaerts’ first home run of the season, helped the Padres to a 7-4 ...

But it’s the bullpen that’s standing out above the rest of ... going to be the first team mentioned when the NL West is brought up. The Padres are right there too, but it’d be foolish ...

The Diamondbacks, Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres and San Francisco ... Don't be surprised if an NL West team, like the Dodgers a year ago, is the last one standing at the end of this ...

The Padres got off to a good start Tuesday night against one of the teams that recently supplanted them atop the National League West standings. A three-run first inning launched them to a 7-4 ...

The Padres at least scored a run ... s carried them from the best record in baseball to looking up in the NL West standings for the first time since April 6. It’s not hard to see why.