Mike Shildt Announces Retirement from San Diego Padres
Mike Shildt, former manager of the Springfield and St. Louis Cardinals, has announced his retirement from the San Diego Padres after two seasons.
Shildt managed the Springfield Cardinals from 2012-2014 and the St. Louis Cardinals from July 2018 through the 2021 season. He led the Springfield Cardinals to a Texas League Championship in 2012.
The grind of the baseball season has taken a severe toll on me mentally, physically and emotionally.
During his tenure with the San Diego Padres, Shildt went 183-141 and led the team to two postseason appearances. The Padres won 90 games this season and finished second in the NL West.
- Managed Springfield Cardinals from 2012-2014
- Managed St. Louis Cardinals from July 2018 through the 2021 season
- Managed San Diego Padres for two seasons
The Padres' general manager, Preller, issued a statement praising Shildt.
Author's summary: Mike Shildt retires as San Diego Padres manager.
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