Nov 28, 2007 12:50 PM EST
Free-agent center fielder Mike Cameron is discussing multi-year deals with the Padres and at least one other club, according to his agent Mike Nicotera. The level of interest in Cameron means that he will not remain in San Diego on a one-year deal if the Padres, as expected, offer him salary arbitration, Nicotera says. Two of the Padres' NL West rivals, the Dodgers and Giants, are among the clubs believed to be interested in Cameron.
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Nov 23, 2007 10:32 AM EST
The Padres agreed to terms Tuesday with four minor league free agents, including infielder Edgar Gonzalez, the older brother of San Diego first baseman Adrian Gonzalez.
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The San Diego Padres on Monday finalized a $10 million, one-year contract with Greg Maddux who will return for at least one more season as their No. 3 starter.
"The only way I was not coming back is if I had retired," Maddux said by phone from his offseason home in Las Vegas. "When I had too much fun last year, I decided I wasn't ready to quit."
Maddux, who turns 42 on April 14, agreed to terms of the deal two weeks earlier.
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Padres Nov 2007 Archive
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AP | Nov 15, 2007
Jake Peavy was a unanimous winner of the NL Cy Young Award on Thursday after leading the league in wins, ERA and strikeouts -- pitching's version of a Triple Crown.
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San Diego Union-Tribune | Nov 15, 2007
In their search for a center fielder, the Padres have modest interest in Cardinals' veteran Jim Edmonds, if St.
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MLB.com | Nov 15, 2007
According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, Jake Peavy's agent Barry Axelrod, and team CEO Sandy Alderson have confirmed discussions between the two sides to keep the 26-year-old right-hander in San Diego after his current deal expires.
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San Diego Union-Tribune | Nov 14, 2007
Dodgers' General Manager Ned Colletti, who inherited a dynamic group of young and inexpensive players, went on an ill-advised spending binge for veterans that guaranteed $117.
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Philadelphia Daily News | Nov 13, 2007
Aaron Rowand, who batted .
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Yahoo.com | Nov 7, 2007
Greg Maddux has collected almost as much gold as Fort Knox.
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ESPN | Nov 5, 2007
The Padres and pitcher Greg Maddux have agreed to terms on a one-year deal, according to sources close to ESPN's Buster Olney.
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Boston Herald | Nov 5, 2007
Coco Crisp is believed to be going out the door via a trade to make room for Jacoby Ellsbury in center field.
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San Diego Union-Tribune | Nov 4, 2007
Free-agent Matt Clement wants to return to the Padres and would take a low base salary as part of a one-year deal laced with incentives.
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San Diego Union-Tribune | Nov 4, 2007
The Padres likely will make an offer to free-agent Geoff Jenkins, a left-handed hitter phased out by Milwaukee's youth movement.
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San Diego Union-Tribune | Nov 4, 2007
Padres' General Manager Kevin Towers will try to trade for a center fielder this month.
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AP | Nov 1, 2007
The Padres declined outfielder Rob Mackowiak's $3.
