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The Transactions for the 1989 San Diego Padres
The Transactions for the 1989 San Diego Padres
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Traded Brad Pounders and Bill Stevenson to New York Mets in exchange for Rich
Rodriguez.
Sold Dickie Thon to Philadelphia Phillies.
Traded Todd Simmons and Jim Austin to Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for Dan Murphy.
Traded Mike Brumley to Detroit Tigers in exchange for Luis Salazar.
Billy Taylor signed as a free agent.
Traded Randy Byers to St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Jeremy Hernandez.
Joe Bitker released.
Traded Randy Ready and John Kruk to Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for Chris
James.
Received Jose Mota from Oakland Athletics as part of 3-team trade in which Cleveland
Indians sent Peter Kuld to Oakland Athletics; and San Diego Padres sent Brian Brooks
to Cleveland Indians (June 11, 1989).
Amateur Free-Agent Draft
5th round Dave Staton
6th round Darrell Sherman (signed June 9, 1989)
9th round Ray McDavid
12th round Kevin Higgins
20th round Tim Worrell (signed May 15, 1990)
31st round Joel Adamson (did not sign)
32nd round Rich Robertson (did not sign)
Keith Comstock released.
Traded Greg Booker to Minnesota Twins in exchange for Freddie Toliver.
Traded Walt Terrell and a player to be named later to New York Yankees in exchange
for Mike Pagliarulo and Don Schulze; New York Yankees received Freddie Toliver
(September 27, 1989).
Traded Marvell Wynne and Luis Salazar to Chicago Cubs in exchange for Calvin
Schiraldi, Darrin Jackson and a player to be named later; San Diego Padres received
Phil Stephenson (September 5, 1989).
Granted Free Agency
Billy Taylor
Granted Free Agency
Mark Davis
Carmelo Martinez
Don Schulze released.
Major League Draft
Selected Mike Dunne from Seattle Mariners.
Lost Dave Hollins to Philadelphia Phillies.
Lost Shane Mack to Minnesota Twins.
Minor League Draft
Lost Gary Green to Texas Rangers.
Craig Lefferts signed as a free agent.
Fred Lynn signed as a free agent.
Traded Sandy Alomar, Chris James and Carlos Baerga to Cleveland Indians in exchange
for Joe Carter.
Dave Leiper released.
Eddie Williams signed as a free agent.
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