In a three-day span starting on Saturday and ending at Monday’s MLB trade deadline, the second-place San Diego Padres dealt or acquired roughly an entire team’s worth of players. In six separate transactions, the Padres imported Mike Clevinger and Greg Allen from Cleveland; Austin Nola, Austin Adams, Dan Altavilla, and Taylor Williams from the Mariners; Jason Castro from the Angels; Mitch Moreland from the Red Sox; and Trevor Rosenthal from the Royals. That’s four relief pitchers, two catchers, and one outfielder, first baseman, and starting pitcher apiece. To do that, the Padres parted with catchers Austin Hedges and Luis Torrens, reliever Cal Quantrill, outfielder Josh Naylor, infielder Ty France, and nine prospects ranked fifth, 11th, 12th, 16th, 18th, 20th, 25th, 29th, and 39th on FanGraphs’ preseason Padres prospect rankings. They also added or subtracted three players to be named later, which is nice, because I’ve named more than enough players in this paragraph already.