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

“I mean, every game is important,” Padres manager Mike Shildt said. “The trade deadline’s the trade deadline. We in that clubhouse know where we’re at. We’ve proven it. We know we’re ...

As Padres players and coaches lined up to shake hands last night at the end of a 2-1 victory over the Marlins, pitching coach Ruben Niebla turned to manager Mike Shildt and showed him a piece of ...

Manager Mike Shildt spoke on Kolek's last start at the beginning of the month, and the deliberate move back for this three-game set against the 46-win Miami Marlins.

Padres right-hander Joe Musgrove exited his start in the wild-card series due to tightness in his pitching elbow. Manager Mike Shildt informed reporters that Musgrove won’t be on the club’s ...

The San Diego Padres are interested in a $56 million Cy Young winning pitcher ahead of the trade deadline.

Padres manager Mike Shildt had dropped him from second to fourth in the order, then to fifth and finally to sixth, to take a little pressure off a hitter clearly pressing.

On Wednesday, the Padres will face their third straight hard-throwing right-hander as Sandy Alcantara -- the National League's 2022 Cy Young Award winner -- takes the mound.

They went 43-20 after the All-Star break under Mike Shildt, who boasts a .651 second-half winning percentage in three full seasons as a big-league manager.

“More of the Cy Young Sandy,” Padres manager Mike Shildt said. “He was really good. … More command of the baseball. Everything was coming out a little easier for him, and it was going ...

The Miami Marlins may be one of the hottest teams in baseball right now, but they're still in a prime position to be sellers at this year's trade deadline.

Manager Mike Shildt decided to try something a little different. In the 7th inning, with the Friars up 1-0 and runners at the corners, Shildt had catcher Elias Diaz put down a safety squeeze.