Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Fernando Tatis Jr.	RF	0.286	8	47	0.358	0.406
Gavin Sheets	1B	0.217	14	41	0.323	0.408
Jackson Merrill	CF	0.224	14	44	0.318	0.376
Manny Machado	3B	0.205	22	59	0.328	0.429
Ty France	1B	0.275	16	43	0.332	0.547
Xander Bogaerts	SS	0.219	9	38	0.315	0.325
Sung-Mun Song	2B	0.226	1	15	0.271	0.301
Jase Bowen	RF	0.135	0	3	0.219	0.173
Miguel Andujar	DH	0.259	5	22	0.298	0.423
Jake Cronenworth	2B	0.206	3	12	0.300	0.291
Luis Campusano	C	0.284	4	12	0.347	0.519
Luis Rengifo	3B	0.227	1	24	0.298	0.285
Freddy Fermin	C	0.162	3	11	0.255	0.277

Miami Marlins — Roster

Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Jakob Marsee	CF	0.192	5	25	0.298	0.287
Javier Sanoja	3B	0.275	3	35	0.275	0.406
Otto Lopez	SS	0.332	9	46	0.337	0.499
Xavier Edwards	2B	0.290	6	37	0.322	0.404
Esteury Ruiz	RF	0.243	5	10	0.315	0.477
Kyle Stowers	LF	0.229	12	43	0.320	0.432
Heriberto Hernández	LF	0.246	13	37	0.364	0.474
Joe Mack	C	0.243	9	29	0.315	0.434
Leo Jiménez	3B	0.212	2	9	0.325	0.297
Brian Navarreto	C	0.167	0	0	0.142	0.250
Griffin Conine	LF	0.268	7	16	0.389	0.536
Liam Hicks	C	0.285	14	60	0.312	0.451
Rece Hinds	RF	0.114	0	5	0.155	0.200

San Diego Padres — News

Brewers Check In On Skubal, Mason Miller As Deadline Buyers

Skubal (2.83 ERA, 0.273 xwOBA, 98 SO in 82.2 IP) remains Detroit's most obvious trade chip despite the 48-54 Tigers sitting 4th in AL Central, while Miller (0.86 ERA, 0.183 xwOBA, 78 SO in 40 G) is elite relief with the lowest xwOBA among qualified relievers league-wide. Milwaukee's +133 run differential and 1st-place NL Central position gives them the capital to acquire either, though Padres are unlikely to part with Miller this early.

Mason Miller

Tarik Skubal

San Diego Padres

Milwaukee Brewers

Detroit Tigers

Mason Miller Trade Speculation As Boston's Win Streak Affects Market

Miller's elite 0.86 ERA and 16.85 K/9 (78 SO in 40 G) make him valuable trade bait, but Chapman's removal from circulation due to Boston's 14-game win streak doesn't automatically elevate SD's asking price—the Padres are 50-51 and -28 in run differential, limiting their leverage to retain assets.

Mason Miller

San Diego Padres

Padres Discussing Wandy Peralta In Trade Talks

Peralta is SD's most reliable reliever this season (2.33 ERA, 0.311 xwOBA across 43 G), but the Padres sit 50-51 with a -28 run differential, making him an obvious deadline asset at age 35. Losing him would leave the bullpen dependent on Morejon (3.40 ERA) and Miller (0.86 ERA, though with limited innings) in a 1.5-game deficit chase.

Wandy Peralta

San Diego Padres

Padres Place Miguel Andujar On IL With Wrist Fracture

Andujar (.259 AVG, .298 xwOBA in 74 G) was already underperforming offensively; the loss is compounded by Durán's .146 AVG and .257 xwOBA in 36 games as his replacement, giving San Diego minimal offensive stability at DH while sitting 49-50 with a -32 run differential.

Miguel Andujar

San Diego Padres

Padres Reinstate Vásquez From IL, Designate Marinaccio

Vásquez returns with a 4.71 ERA and 0.397 xwOBA across 16 starts, offering depth to a rotation where King (3.33 ERA) is the only reliable starter. Marinaccio's 4.79 ERA and 0.334 xwOBA make his departure a net wash for San Diego's bullpen depth.

Ron Marinaccio

Randy Vásquez

San Diego Padres

Miami Marlins — News

Astros Sweep Marlins; Houston Wins Third Straight

Houston improved to 50-54 with W3 streak, but remains 4-6 in last 10 and -45 in run differential—margin for error is razor-thin in a crowded AL West race. Miami's L9 streak dropped them to 52-51 despite a +11 run differential, indicating unsustainable losses driven by poor timing rather than talent gap.

Miami Marlins

Houston Astros

Cauley Hits First Career Homer; Waldschmidt Homers For Diamondbacks

Cauley's 1 HR in 15 games (0.485 SLG, 0.277 xwOBA) suggests overperformance on contact; Waldschmidt's early-season power development (1 HR in 39 G, 0.374 SLG) remains limited for prospect evaluation at this stage.

Miami Marlins

Boston Red Sox

Marlins Place Max Meyer On 15-Day IL With Neck Strain

Meyer was Miami's second-best starter at 9-1, 2.68 ERA with 121 SO over 20 starts—now the rotation leans on Alcantara (3.88 ERA, 10-5) and Pérez (3.54 ERA, 5-7) as top options. Brzykcy (1 G, 4.50 ERA in 2 IP) becomes depth as the Marlins enter Houston on a six-game losing streak.

Max Meyer

Miami Marlins

Brewers Sweep Marlins Behind Strong Rotation

Milwaukee improves to 62-37 (+131 run differential) with Jacob Misiorowski leading the charge at 1.62 ERA with 167 SO across 18 starts. Miami falls to 52-48 and a 6-game losing streak.

Jacob Misiorowski

Miami Marlins

Milwaukee Brewers

Boston Red Sox

Contreras walks off Marlins as Brewers improve to 62-37

William Contreras (.280 AVG, .341 xwOBA) delivered the walk-off against Pérez (3.54 ERA, 104 SO), who has struggled with a 5-7 record despite solid peripherals. Milwaukee's +131 run differential now leads the NL Central as Miami slides to L6 with a +19 diff.

William Contreras

Miami Marlins

Milwaukee Brewers