The Padres secure manager Mike Shildt with a two-year contract extension through 2027, marking a key offseason decision to build on last season's success.

He led the Padres to a postseason in which they swept the Atlanta Braves in the wild-card series before losing to the eventual World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers in five games in the NLDS.

The San Diego Padres are finalizing a two-year contract extension with manager Mike Shildt, reports the San Diego Union-Tribune. Shildt's current contract runs through 2025, so the extension will lock him in through the 2027 season.

Mike Shildt facilitated a culture change within the Padres clubhouse and led the implementation of a new onfield focus in his first year as the team’s manager. And after a season in which the Padres won 93 games and advanced to the National League Divison Series,

Fans react to the news that Padres manager Mike Shildt is nearing a contract extension following impressive 2024 season

The Padres are finalizing an extension with manager Mike Shildt that’ll keep him in San Diego through 2027, reports Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune. President of baseball operations A.J. Preller told reporters last month that the team would look to work out a new deal with their skipper,

The San Diego Padres are reportedly finalizing a contract extension with manager Mike Shildt, via Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune. The contract extension is reportedly for two years through the 2027 season,

A piece of Padres offseason news many were expecting appears to be coming soon. Mike Shildt is going to be sticking around for a few years. According to the San Diego Union-Tribune the Padres are finalizing a two-year extension that will keep Shildt around as the club’s manager through the 2027 season.