Our Team Trade Trade Deadline Exhibition Series continues. San Diego’s heaviest roster makes it easy to identify priorities. If they are still resistant to the highest prospect of a deal, they can move under the radar or lease trade targets.
Record: 52-44 (playoff probability is 48.3%, per range)
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Potential needs: receiver, left court, starting pitcher, utility infielder
San Diego has already had the same first few demands as they returned to the offseason. Free agent set out Kyle Higashioka and Jurickson Profar There are no answers in the catcher and left field respectively. The rotation depth has been a problem Joe Musgrove He underwent surgery by Tommy John. At that time the end Nick Pivetta The signature is huge, but the rotating back still feels fragile. The low-cost pickups for the receiver and left field are not yet out, and Padres resolved both positions over the next two and a half weeks.
Paders is arguably the worst association in MLB. Elias Díaz and Martin Maldonado In terms of the appearance of 327 boards, the total reached .195/.255/.306. Neither of them will be rated as highly framed. Although both players, especially Maldonado, have a high reputation for the imquantifiable aspects of catcher defense (e.g., playing games, managers, managers, etc.), the work is not there yet. It shows how far the future is Luis Campusano In the eyes of the organization, he has not received any chance this year.
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