It has become much less likely that the Padres will trade ace Jake Peavy this offseason, but the organization is still willing to listen to offers.

The Padres have agreed to a one-year deal with infielder Luis Rodriguez.

The Padres and pitcher Kevin Correia have reached terms on a minor league contract, with both sides expecting that Correia will compete for a starting job in spring training.

The Angels could soon make another attempt to engage the Padres in trade talks for pitcher Jake Peavy.

Padres' CEO Sandy Alderson was asked about Jake Peavy on Monday and he said, “It's likely Jake will be with us Opening Day.

Padres' owner John Moores has confirmed that he is putting the team up for sale.

The Angels reiterated their interest in Jake Peavy during the winter meetings, and next week they are expected to resume trade talks for the right-hander that began in November.

Jake Peavy may still wind up as a Cub, but if that trade goes down, it reportedly won't happen during the winter meetings.

The Phillies were working on a complex trade on Monday night that could land them Mark DeRosa.

Padres general manager has indicated that he'll trade pitcher Jake Peavy to the Cubs during the Winter Meetings, or he'll retain the former Cy Young winner.

Padres' GM Kevin Towers reportedly said on Thursday night that he plans to revisit trade talks with the Cubs regarding pitcher Jake Peavy.

The Cardinals addressed another concern Thursday night, taking advantage of the Padres’ sell-off mode by acquiring shortstop Khalil Greene for minor leaguers, according to an Associated Press report.

The Padres are closing in on trading their starting shortstop, Khalil Greene to the Cardinals.

If the Cubs are going to acquire pitcher Jake Peavy, it will take some seriously maneuvering by GM Jim Hendry.