If they players don't want to answer questions about their manager every day, Mike Cameron argues, the Padres should cross Albert Pujols off their list.

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The San Diego Padres are currently facing a conundrum: who to pursue as a replacement for their former manager, Mike Shildt, who just retired yesterday. However, MLB insider Bob Nightengale revealed the top options the Padres could pursue, and one name stands out.

The San Diego Padres interviewed their first managerial candidate Monday. CEO Erik Greupner appeared on 97.3-FM to update listeners of the "Ben and Woods" show about where the team is in the process of identifying Mike Shildt's successor.

Padres manager Mike Shildt announced his exit in a letter to the fanbase on Monday. He spent two seasons leading San Diego.

The San Diego Padres saw their 2025 season end on Thursday when they fell to the Chicago Cubs -- in dramatic fashion-- in the deciding game of the National League Wild Card Series. This means the offseason has begun for the still title-less franchise ...

Yes, Petco Park plays bigger than most venues and helps Preller recruit free-agent pitchers. Exhibit A: Fly ball pitcher Nick Pivetta signed a four-year contract with the Padres last offseason and responded with a career-best season at age 32, becoming their ace. The ballpark advantage goes only so far, however.

The San Diego Padres should pursue Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Nick Castellanos in a trade featuring prospects Ethan Salas and Miguel Mendez.