According to Bill Center of the San Diego Union-Tribune, the Padres' sale to the O'Malley group was completed Monday night. The final step is getting the approval of other Major League Baseball owners, which could happen as soon as August 16 when the owners meet in Denver. The price tag to purchase majority control from outgoing owner John Moores will be $800 million, which includes $200 million for a portion of the team's equity in Fox Sports San Diego. The O'Malley group includes former Dodgers owner Peter O'Malley, his sons Kevin and Brian, his nephews Peter and Tom Seidler, pro golfer Phil Mickelson and San Diego businessman Ron Fowler.

Cameron Maybin belted a three-run homer in Tuesday's loss to the Reds. Maybin got the scoring started in the Padres' six-run fourth, but they ended up falling a run short. It's his fifth homer of the season, and he upped his disappointing average to .217.

Cameron Maybin (wrist) missed his sixth straight start Monday. It appeared that Maybin was close to returning after he logged an at-bat during Saturday's game, but the Padres are still trying to keep him from swinging a bat as the wrist heals. "He's headed the right direction," said Padres manager Bud Black. "Right now, it's not going to be a stagnant [situation]. He's going to get better." It's not clear when he'll be ready to return, but the Padres have no immediate plans to place him on the disabled list.

Cameron Maybin (wrist) stole two bases in the eighth inning of Sunday's 3-2 win over the Rockies after entering as a pinch-runner. The steals were his 19th and 20th of the season. Maybin stayed in the game to play defense in the ninth, but went without a plate appearance. Although Maybin hasn't started since Tuesday, he should be close to a return to the starting lineup after pinch-hitting in Saturday's loss.

Cameron Maybin, unavailable to hit because of a sore wrist, appeared as a pinch-runner in Friday's win. Maybin stole a base and scored a run after running for Mark Kotsay. The good news for his owners is that it doesn't look like the wrist is going to put him on the DL.

Cameron Maybin (wrist) is not in Friday's starting lineup against the Rockies. Maybin hasn't played since Tuesday due to right wrist soreness, but the Padres are hopeful he can avoid a stint on the disabled list. Alexi Amarista is making another start in center field Friday.

Cameron Maybin (wrist) is not in Thursday's starting lineup against the Astros. Maybin is currently dealing with right wrist soreness. He's considered day-to-day, but the Padres don't want him to swing a bat right now. Alexi Amarista is starting in center field Thursday.

Cameron Maybin will not require an MRI for his sore right wrist. He won't at this time, anyway, but it's possible he'll need one if his wrist doesn't improve quickly. "A little banged up, a little soreness," Maybin said of his wrist. He's considered day-to-day.

Cameron Maybin went 3-for-5 and scored a run, helping to deliver the Padres a 7-2 victory over the Dodgers on Sunday. Maybin has been a tremendous disappointment on the season, hitting a paltry .213 with four homers, 24 RBI and 16 stolen bases. The 25-year-old speedster still has all the talent in the world, and is more than capable of turning things around in the second half, but he's been a very difficult start in fantasy leagues at this point.

Cameron Maybin left Sunday's game in the sixth inning after crashing into the center field fence. Attempting unsuccessfully to catch Edwin Maysonet's triple, Maybin hit the wall and was replaced by Chris Denorfia, with Will Venable shifting to center. Padres manager Bud Black said after the game that Maybin had a sore neck but should be fine.