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Padres' Rotation in Crisis: Trade Rumors Swirl

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The San Diego Padres starting rotation is struggling with injuries, leaving them to rely on less experienced pitchers. With key players like Joe Musgrove and Nick Pivetta on the injured list, the team is exploring trade options to bolster their rotation. President of baseball operations A.J. Preller is considering trading All-Star reliever Adrian Morejon or pursuing free agent Lucas Giolito to improve their pitching staff. The Padres are under pressure to make a move to stay competitive in the league.

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Padres' Rotation in Crisis: Trade Rumors Swirl

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