The Padres are set to name former Cardinals skipper Mike Shildt their new manager. Shildt has spent the past two seasons in the Padres’ player development department.

The Padres went 93-69 to secure the top wild-card spot in the National League. MLB Trade Rumors. Padres making major decision on manager Mike Shildt. Story by Anthony Franco, MLB Trade Rumors ...

The Padres are finalizing an extension with manager Mike Shildt that’ll keep him in San Diego through 2027, reports Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune.President of baseball operations A.J ...

The Padres have made one important decision — with many more still to follow this offseason. San Diego hired Mike Shildt as their new manager, the team announced Tuesday.. Shildt, the former ...

Pitcher Jay Groome, one of the four minor leaguers assessed a one-year ban, was eligible for reinstatement by the Padres. Yet the former first-round draft pick won't be getting his roster spot back.

Padres executive A.J. Preller faced criticism this year after the team fell below expecations. Getty Images “We will make the changes necessary to play championship-caliber baseball for our ...

The Padres' decision on Groome was not a given. Michael Kelly, one of the other minor leaguers whose ban ended this week, was reinstated by the Athletics on Thursday. A’s moves: ...

He seems to not only be much healthier, but is almost ready to once again take the mound for the Padres. Darvish had a 3.31 ERA across 16 starts last season totaling 81.2 innings of work.

To fellow All-Stars, Padres’ Fernando Tatis Jr. is ‘who you want to be’ as a player July 14, 2025 at 3:50 pm ...

Shortstop Xander Bogaerts is in his thirteenth major-league season and third with the San Diego Padres. He previously spent ten seasons with the Boston Red Sox, making his debut at age 20 in 2013 ...

If the Padres do not make a significant subtraction, they could be looking at about $20 million with which to make additions. For now, it seems unlikely that Preller will play in the deep end of ...

Over the last 15 days, the only qualifying Padres with an OPS above .733 are Machado (.949) and star rookie Jackson Merrill (.957), who hit his 20th homer for San Diego’s lone run Thursday.