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The Padres have arguably one of the most aggressive president of baseball operations in the sport. A.J. Preller isn’t afraid to take the leap when it comes to Major League Baseball’s trade deadline. Last summer, the Padres made the deal of the deadline when Preller acquired Mason.

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- Published: Jun 18, 2026, 3:12 AM UTC
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