Mike Shildt speaks after the Padres' 8-1 win over the Nationals, discussing Nick Pivetta's start, the offense's quick start ...

Padres could make a salary swap at trade deadline to try to get what they need for offense; it seems Martin Maldonado might ...

MIAMI — Jackson Merrill made a mad dash and a bold decision. The Four Horsemen made it matter. The Padres’ 100th game was like so many others this season — low-scoring and close, constructed by good ...

In Monday’s series opener against the Marlins, it was Jake Cronenworth’s turn to get a DH day. Iglesias started at second base while Cronenworth served as the Padres’ designated hitter. Tatis RF ...

And then there is the deadline. The Padres’ needs are not unlike almost every other contender: A starting pitcher. Another outfield or DH bat, preferably right-handed. And perhaps another reliever, ...

Krasovic pointed out three pitchers that the comments from Shildt refer to: Randy Vasquez, Ryan Bergert, and Stephen Kolek. Vazquez has 19 starts this season, which is his third in the big leagues.

Padres unsure of Yu Darvish's Sunday return as Mike Shildt weighs options amid rotation gap and minor league call-up ...

Padres skipper Mike Shildt originally signed a two-year contract when hired to manage the club last offseason, but the club already has interest in keeping him around for a longer period.

Mike Shildt has been hired as manager of the San Diego Padres, returning to the dugout two years after he was suddenly fired by the St. Louis Cardinals following a third straight playoff appearance.

The Cardinals have fired manager Mike Shildt, as first reported by Rob Rains of StLSportsPage (Twitter link). At a press conference announcing the news, St. Louis president of baseball operations ...

Four days after his abrupt firing as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, a sincere, and at times, emotional Mike Shildt addressed the media Monday morning with a 10-minute statement, ...

From the Appalachian League to Busch Stadium, Mike Shildt spent a dozen seasons as a manager in the St. Louis Cardinals organization. In time, he came to relish both ends of a certain rite of passage.