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1 day ago | eastvillagetimes.com | DIEGO GARCÍA |Diego Lessa Garcia

Padres minor league affiliates went 4-3 on Friday. Here is a recap of the games played. El Paso Chihuahuas (Won 14-9 vs Albuquerque) (31-30 on the season)Trenton Brooks – 3-for-4, Three Doubles, Three RBIMason McCoy – 2-for-6, Home Run, Four RBIOmar Cruz – 4.1 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 2 BB, 4 K (74 pitches – 51 strikes)An offensive explosion in El Paso led to a Chihuahuas win. Trenton Brooks had three doubles in the game, driving in three runs in the process.

2 days ago | eastvillagetimes.com | Ryan Herman

The San Diego Padres are getting barely any production from their left fielders. Why did the team not explore bringing back David Peralta, who produced for the team in 2024? In the 2024 Padres season, no role player was more important than the freight train himself, David Peralta. Not only was Peralta clutch in the playoffs with several key hits, but he was also loved by his teammates. During the 2024 MLB playoffs, Peralta hit .400 with four RBI and a home run in only 10 postseason at-bats.

2 days ago | eastvillagetimes.com | DIEGO GARCÍA |Diego Lessa Garcia

Padres minor league affiliates went 3-3 on Thursday. Here is a recap of the games played. Roster RoundupThe Padres made two roster moves before Thursday’s games. First, right-hander Jared Kollar was reassigned from Triple-A El Paso to Double-A San Antonio. Next, left-hander Jay Groome, who had been on the restricted list since last June, serving a suspension for gambling, was non-tendered by the team.

3 days ago | eastvillagetimes.com | Nick Lee

The San Diego Padres desperately need outfield help. The Boston Red Sox have an expendable player who could prove very valuable in San Diego. Can they make a deal happen without parting with their top two prospects? In case you haven’t heard, the Padres need a left fielder in the worst way. Padres left fielders rank 27th in fWAR and 29th in wRC+. Essentially, the Padres have one of the worst left fielder groups in baseball.

5 days ago | eastvillagetimes.com | James Clark

There is no doubt the San Diego Padres need help in the outfield. On Sunday, Gavin Sheets crashed into the outfield wall trying to make a play on a fly ball. He was removed from the game and is listed as day-to-day. Sheet appears to be okay, but honestly, the Padres would rather have the big left-handed hitter play first base or DH during the game, Even though Sheets has more experience in the outfield during his major league career, the Padres would be wise to look elsewhere for options.