San Diego Padres

The San Diego Padres lost 6-0 to the Cincinnati Reds on Friday, marking the end of a National League record-tying streak of 25 consecutive games with at least one home run as a team, per ESPN Stats & Info.

The San Diego Padres tied a franchise record during Wednesday's 8-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays, hitting at least one home run as a team in a 25th consecutive game, per ESPN Stats & Info.

The San Diego Padres are not realistic contenders as the Aug. 1 non-waiver trade deadline approaches, and they are reportedly looking to trade catcher Derek Norris as part of a selling effort, per Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports.

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Despite struggling through arguably the worst season of his career, San Diego Padres starting pitcher Andrew Cashner is reportedly generating leaguewide interest ahead of the Aug. 1 non-waiver trade deadline.

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With first baseman Wil Myers in the midst of his first All-Star season, both he and the San Diego Padres are reportedly open to working out a long-term contract.

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As the San Diego Padres plan for the future, they continue to raid the Boston Red Sox's loaded farm system to find answers.

San Diego Padres starting pitcher Drew Pomeranz is reportedly being coveted by multiple teams in the midst of a strong 2016 campaign.

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It's happening a year later than they would have liked, but Wil Myers has become a star for the San Diego Padres in 2016.

Given the state of things in San Diego, though, all this does is raise the question of when Myers will be starring on a different team.

San Diego Padres center fielder Jon Jay left Sunday evening's game against the Washington Nationals after suffering a right forearm contusion, the team announced. 

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The San Diego Padres have reportedly put first baseman Wil Myers on the trade block, which is a wise move for the struggling franchise.

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Report: Padres Willing to Deal Myers

Thursday, June 16

Per Jon Heyman of Today's Knuckleball, the Padres are "open" to trading Myers, and teams "have been eyeing" the 25-year-old.