San Diego Padres starting pitcher Kyle Hart shouldered Wednesday's loss to the Miami Marlins after failing to protect a 6-1 lead in the fifth inning. “Tough way to finish what was good series,”Hart said.
Whoever said you never get a second chance to make a first impression hasn't heard of Kyle Hart. After starting the year as the No. 5 starter in the San Diego Padres' rotation, Hart lasted five starts before being sent to Triple-A El Paso with a 6.00 ERA and a 2-2 mark.
The San Diego Padres are looking to take another game in their series against the Miami Marlins, but are making a major roster move that will affect the series finale.
The Friars will be forgoing a fifth starter for the next 10 days. We are in the final weekend of Major League Baseball’s first month of the season. Teams begin the evaluation process with their roster, as changes will likely follow.
Attending a Major League Baseball game can provide memories for all fans. However, in this day and age, that doesn't always come from what happens on the field.
The San Diego Padres recently optioned Kyle Hart, but not completely for performance-related issues. The move was more so because of scheduling complications regarding an influx of off-days in the near future, and really only needing a four-man rotation for the time being.
The San Diego Padres are preparing to host the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday night. Before the game, San Diego made a pitching roster move, demoting starter Kyle Hart to Triple-A, according to AJ Cassavell of MLB.com.
10:25am: Per AJ Cassavell of MLB.com, the club will indeed go with a four-man rotation for a while. Bergert is expected to be recalled as the corresponding move.
Kyle Hart took the long road to get back to Major League Baseball and he gets another chance to show what he’s capable of on Friday night in San Diego.
We took Kyle Hart over 4.5 Strikeouts (+120) and 5.5 Strikeouts (+245). He ended with four. That was a tough loss. Hart was cruising through six innings, only allowing one hit without giving up a walk or a run.
The San Diego Padres are having a good start to the season, and the stats back it up. San Diego’s pitching is doing something Major League Baseball hasn’t seen since 1876.
Fernando Tatis Jr. and Jason Heyward homered Saturday night and Kyle Hart tossed six scoreless innings as the San Diego Padres improved to 9-0 at home with a 2-0 shutout of the Colorado Rockies.
The San Diego Padres are off to a dominant start to 2025 with MLB's best record at 10-3. This is due to existing leaders in the clubhouse and new acquisitions starting a new chapter of their baseball lives in San Diego.
SAN DIEGO — Kyle Hart is 32 years old, so it's no stretch to say he's waited a long time — a very, very, very long time — to get his first major-league victory.
The San Diego Padres are still undefeated. After sweeping the Atlanta Braves in a four-game series to start their 2025 MLB season at Petco Park in San Diego, the Padres kicked off their three-leg homestand versus the Cleveland Guardians on Monday night by scoring a 5-0 win.
Gavin Sheets drove in four runs Monday night and Kyle Hart earned his first major league win as the San Diego Padres opened the season 5-0 for the first time in franchise history with a 7-2 victory over the visiting Cleveland Guardians.
Bryan Woo led us to the promised land yesterday. We took him under 4.5 hits allowed, and he carved through the A’s lineup, only allowing three hits over six innings.
Consider the bar set pretty high for San Diego Padres left-hander Kyle Hart. The team's new fifth starter will take the mound for his first MLB game in five years Monday night when San Diego opens a three-game series against the visiting Cleveland Guardians.
San Diego Padres pitcher Kyle Hart has earned himself a starting role on the 26-man roster for the 2025 season. MLB.com’s AJ Cassavell revealed the Padres’ decision to make Hart their backend starter.
The 2024 campaign was a smashing success for the Padres, as San Diego won 93 games, second-most in franchise history. The Padres saw Jackson Merrill blossom from prospect to star, while Dylan Cease and Michael King emerged as the team’s co-aces.
PEORIA, Ariz. — It’s clear that Michael King earned the right to be the Opening Day starter for the San Diego Padres. However, that decision made by manager Mike Shildt set up what should be a very interesting internal competition for the Friars throughout the rest of 2025.
San Diego Padres star pitcher Kyle Hart has a case to round out their rotation in the upcoming 2025 season. After on-and-off spells in the minor leagues between 2021 and 2023 and an Award-winning stint in the Korean Baseball Organization in 2024, the Padres have high hopes that Hart can deliver for them next time out.
While the New York Yankees have been linked to relievers Tim Hill and Andrew Chafin in their search for additional left-handed pitching, they are reportedly considering another intriguing arm capable of going multiple innings.
The Astros, Brewers, Orioles, Twins, and Yankees are among the teams that have shown interest in free agent southpaw Kyle Hart, according to The Athletic’s
It has been four long years since Kyle Hart last took the mound in an MLB game, but he is aiming to make a triumphant return in 2025. Hart came up through the Boston Red Sox's farm system starting in 2016, leading to his eventual big league debut in 2020.
Former Red Sox left-hander Kyle Hart will be taking his talents overseas in 2024 after signing a one-year deal with the NC Dinos of the Korea Baseball Organization on Tuesday.
Former Boston Red Sox left-handed pitcher Kyle Hart is headed overseas to play in the KBO for the 2024 season. Per Korean Baseball Insider Jee-Ho Yoo: The NC Dinos announced their signing of former major league pitcher Kyle Hart on Tuesday.