7 Chase Headley, 3B

Padres third baseman Chase Headley snapped a streak of 67 consecutive games without an error dating back to Aug. 21, when he misplayed a grounder in the second inning Monday against the Cardinals. He had 156 chances in between errors.

Even though contract talks have been put on hold, the Padres have no intention of dealing third baseman Chase Headley before this summer's trade deadline, according to a report from CBSSports.com Baseball Insider Jon Heyman.

According to sources close to the team, a trade is "unlikely" this season, as the team continues to hope it can re-sign Headley to a long-term contract. While Headley's agent did not return a message to Heyman, Padres general manager Josh Byrnes was willing to speak about his desire to keep Headley.

"Our first choice is to sign him," Byrnes told Heyman by phone.

Headley is still two offseasons away from becoming a free agent, but the Padres have already turned down plenty of offers for the Silver Slugger award winner.

"A couple teams tried pretty hard. But obviously we had a pretty high standard," Byrnes said. "And obviously, we think even higher of him now."