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Nationals Aim to Stop 4-Game Skid, Take on the Padres
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, JUL 17 – The Padres seek a left fielder to boost their playoff chances amid a scarce outfield market, with the team holding a 52-44 record this season, sources say.
- As the trade deadline nears, the San Diego Padres joined a select class of MLB teams in scouting a new outfielder, with the trade deadline looming.
- Despite limited talent pool, the Padres find themselves linked to another potential acquisition as they chase a playoff berth.
- With his average down to.190, the Padres consider acquiring Luis Robert Jr. to reignite his 2023 form despite considerable risk in reviving his career rough patch.
- A trade would be cost-effective, and the Padres must be prepared for any outcomes while acknowledging that relocating Robert could trigger a worthwhile transformation.
- With Chicago holding little leverage, any deal could be cost-effective, but Robert’s nosedive raises future questions even as hidden potential remains.
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