San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt is getting pushback from the media and fans about his decision to not start Ryan O'Hearn on Monday against the San Fransisco Giants.

Mike Shildt speaks after the Padres' 5-1 win, praising the team for stepping up after a leadoff homer, Nick Pivetta's great start, and more

Left-handed starting pitcher Robby Snelling, dealt to the Marlins in the trade for Scott, is having a fine bounce-back season. The 2022 first-round draftee has posted a 1.34 ERA with sharp secondary stats in six Triple-A starts. He’s 21.

The Padres manager blasted MLB replay officials after they overturned a Xander Bogaerts home run due to fan interference.

King could have pitched Friday, but not without pain, "and it's just not a recipe for short- and longer-term success," Mike Shildt said.

Melvin’s replacement as Padres manager, Mike Shildt, has been a much better fit with Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller. If Preller and Shildt were a dubious coupling, we’d know it by now. The two have been together almost two years, about the same amount of time Melvin spent in San Diego.

In a dramatic turn of events, San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt does not have designated hitter Ryan O' Hearn penned into his lineup for the Padres Monday night battle against the San Francisco Giants, leaving fans angered and confused.

On "Giants Postgame Live," Laura Britt, Rich Aurilia and Ron Wotus dissect San Francisco's 5-1 loss to the San Diego Padres on Tuesday at Petco Park.Giants' offense falls flat again after strong first