Chase Headley hit a walkoff homer in the bottom of the 10th as the Padres topped the Pirates 7-5 on Tuesday. Headley also had a single to go along with his two-run homer off Daniel McCutchen to end it. Headley has 21 homers this season. He's the first Padre other than Adrian Gonzalez to hit 20 since Kevin Kouzmanoff finished with 23 in 2008. Besides Gonzalez, only Khalil Greene (27 in 2007) has hit 25 homers for the Padres since 2005.

The Padres are telling teams they may not be willing to trade Chase Headley this offseason. The Padres didn't get offered anything they liked for Headley at the deadline, and aren't budging from their high asking price. According to ESPN's Jayson Stark, new ownership believes top prospect Jedd Gyorko has played enough second base to be a viable, "Dan Uggla-type" option. Headley is is arbitration eligible for the first time next season and under contract through 2014.

Chase Headley blasted a pair of homers and drove home five, leading the Padres to a come-from-behind 9-8 victory over the Pirates on Friday. Headley finished the night 2-for-4. The Padres trailed 7-1 heading into the fifth inning, but mounted an impressive comeback, starting with a six-run fifth inning off James McDonald, with Headley blasting a three-run shot to cap off the inning. After the Pirates retook the lead at 8-7, Headley delivered the critical blow in the game, smashing a two-run bomb off Tony Watson in the seventh inning. He's having a very solid season, hitting .278 with career highs of 17 homers and 67 RBI.

Chase Headley went 1-for-3 with a two-run homer in Sunday's win over the Mets. Headley's breakout season continues. He now has three home runs and eight RBI in his last five games, pushing him to 15 and 60 on the season. The 2005 second-round pick has also already posted his fourth straight double-digit steal season. Headley is an underrated fantasy asset.

Chase Headley went 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI in Wednesday's loss to the Reds. Headley took Bronson Arroyo deep for a two-run bomb in the first before tacking on an RBI single in the fourth. The apple of seemingly every team's eye before the trade deadline hadn't driven in three runs in a game since July 3. The anchor of the Padres lineup is hitting .271/.371/.430.

According to Jon Paul Morosi of FOXSports.com, the Padres may still trade third baseman Chase Headley. There's less than 30 minutes left until the non-waiver trade deadline, so the Padres don't have much time to find a match. Headley is the club's best hitter and is under team control through 2014, so the asking price figures to be sky high. The Yankees, Phillies, Indians, Athletics and Pirates have all reportedly expressed interest in recent weeks.

According to FOX Sports' Jon Paul Morosi, the Phillies have interest in the Padres' Chase Headley. The Phils need a solution at the hot corner with Placido Polanco nearing the end of his career and Headley would provide a major upgrade. But word is the Padres might hold off until the winter to deal the 28-year-old, who is under contract through 2014. The Yankees, Indians, A's and Pirates have also expressed recent interest.

Buster Olney of ESPN.com reports that the Padres "aren't far down the road" in trade talks involving Chase Headley. Olney thinks they might wait until the offseason to trade the third baseman, which would allow more teams to get in on the bidding. Headley won't hit free agency until 2015, so the Pads certainly don't have to deal him soon if they don't find the right fit. Jedd Gyorko is tearing it up at Triple-A, though, and appears big league-ready.

MLB.com's Anthony Odoardi confirms the Indians are interested in acquiring Chase Headley. The market for Headley is reportedly "huge" and there remains a strong possibility that he'll be traded prior to the July 31 non-waiver deadline. ESPN's Buster Olney reported Wednesday that Cleveland is among the most aggressive teams that have expressed interest. Headley is making just $3.48 million this season and remains under team control through 2014.

Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports that the market for Chase Headley is "huge" and that there's now a "strong probability" that he will be traded. Upwards of ten teams have expressed interest in a possible deal, including the Orioles, Indians, Athletics and Pirates. The Yankees are expected to check in now that Alex Rodriguez (hand) is on the disabled list, but Heyman writes that they are unlikely to make a major push because they aren't willing to give up the prospects it would take to land him. Headley is making just $3.475 million this season and remains under team control though 2014.