Summary
San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt announced his retirement with two years left on his contract. He cited personal and health reasons for stepping down. During his tenure, Shildt led the Padres to playoff appearances each season he managed.
Key Facts
- Mike Shildt retired as the manager of the San Diego Padres.
- He stepped down with two years remaining on his contract.
- Shildt mentioned mental, physical, and emotional reasons for his decision.
- Shildt managed the Padres to a 183-141 record.
- The team reached the playoffs both years he was in charge.
- He previously managed the St. Louis Cardinals and won Manager of the Year in 2019.
- Shildt plans to take a break and focus on his well-being.
