The San Diego Padres announced a series of roster moves as they continue to adjust their bullpen depth heading into their next matchup. On Wednesday, the club optioned right-handed pitcher Matt Waldron to Triple-A El Paso, while recalling RHP Ron Marinaccio from the same affiliate.
The San Diego Padres recalled right-handed starting pitcher Matt Waldron from Triple-A El Paso, and he will start Monday's series opener against the Philadelphia Phillies.
The San Diego Padres will call up starting pitcher Matt Waldron to start Monday's game against the Philadelphia Phillies, per Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune.
The San Diego Padres are ready to begin a three-game National League series on Tuesday evening against the Philadelphia Phillies. San Diego is second in the NL West with a 45-38 record and are sending right-hander Matt Waldron to the mound.
The San Diego Padres activated right-handed pitcher Matt Waldron off the 60-day injured list and optioned him to Triple-A El Paso at the end of his minor league rehab assignment.
San Diego Padres starting pitcher Matt Waldron made his first rehab start with Triple-A El Paso Saturday after moving up from pitching at Double-A San Antonio.
San Diego Padres starting pitcher Matt Waldron continued his rehab Sunday, making his third appearance in the minor leagues this year and his second with Double-A San Antonio.
San Diego Padres starting pitcher Matt Waldron began his rehab assignment with Double-A San Antonio Thursday, and appears to be making huge progress in his recovery.
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.
Matt Waldron felt like something was wrong so he shut down his warmup in the bullpen before it was his turn to start the San Diego Padres' Cactus League game Friday night.
One of the most important competitions unraveling in camp for the San Diego Padres is who will be the No. 5 starter in the rotation. The candidates to earn the final spot in the rotation include Kyle Hart, Stephen Kolek, Matt Waldron, and Randy Vásquez.
While it was a quiet start to the offseason for the San Diego Padres, they’ve been a little bit more active in recent weeks. Their most notable addition came on Wednesday evening when they inked 32-year-old Nick Pivetta to a four-year, $55 million deal.
On Thursday afternoon, the San Diego Padres announced that they optioned Matt Waldron to Triple-A El Paso and recalled right-handed reliever Logan Gillaspie to take his place on the roster.
Every year, we like to make a lot of assumptions. The range of these assumptions touches on everything from the quality of a movie based on its 30-second trailer to the result of an election based on a given set of polling data.
What a run it's been in our Look of the Day series, as YB's Jack Dougherty went 5-0 last week to improve to 8-0 in his last eight picks. Let's stay hot with Jack's first selection for the new week.
Matt Waldron stepped into this season fighting for the fifth spot in the Padres rotation. A rough start had some questioning his abilities. But since early May, the knuckleballer has silenced those doubts and put together an impressive stretch of pitching.
San Diego Padres pitcher Matt Waldron has found success with his knuckleball this season, and one particular pitch from Monday night’s game against the Los Angeles Angels helped illustrate why.
Matt Waldron threw seven strong innings for the San Diego Padres in a 4-0 win against the visiting Miami Marlins on Tuesday night in the middle game of their three-game series.
San Diego knuckleballer Matt Waldron baffled the Atlanta bats for 5 2/3 innings and set a career high with 10 strikeouts to help the visiting Padres beat the Braves 3-1 on Friday.
Boom! Julio Rodriguez went yard on Tuesday night to finally put an end to our home run prop drought. Let's keep the momentum rolling with three more HR picks for Wednesday's MLB slate.
Early in every season, there are times when a team won't have much of an idea of what to expect of the next day's starting pitcher. That will be the case Saturday night when the Los Angeles Dodgers meet the visiting San Diego Padres in the second game of this three-game series.
We are about a week away from Opening Day and that means rosters are starting to take shape and players are being told what level they will start the new season.