In his ninth season, Black’s time is up after the Padres fired him Monday with San Diego sitting in third place in the loaded NL West at 32-33. The Padres never reached the playoffs during Black ...

Black had been San Diego's manager since 2007, was 649-713 and failed to reach the postseason. The Padres, who are six games out in the division, made attention-grabbing additions in the offseason ...

In his ninth season, Black’s time is up after the Padres fired him Monday with San Diego sitting in third place in the loaded NL West at 32-33. The Padres never reached the playoffs during Black ...

Padres fire manager Bud Black''It wasn't one magic thing. I made the decision last night and I slept on it,'' Preller said, noting he didn't expect Black to be managing San Diego in 2016. ''At the ...

Black finishes his Padres career 649-713. The longtime resident of San Diego was hired by the Padres after seven seasons as pitching coach of the Los Angeles Angels, and was a 121-game winner in a ...

Not the president, not the GM and not the players. The Padres fired Manager Bud Black, whose status had been tenuous ever since the team hired A.J. Preller as GM last summer.

The San Diego Padres have fired Bud Black, the team announced Monday. The Padres announced that they would begin a search for an interim manager, but “until that process has concluded,” bench ...

Bud Black was all in on all things San Diego baseball when he transferred from Lower Columbia College to play for Jim Dietz at San Diego State in 1978. The big league team in town was only a ...

San Diego Padres manager Bud Black signs autographs during warmups prior to a baseball game against the New York Mets, June 3, 2015, in San Diego.

San Diego’s Bud Black won the 2010 National League Manager of the Year award on Wednesday, beating out Cincinnati skipper Dusty Baker by one vote. Black finished with 104 points, topping the 103 ...

SAN DIEGO (AP) Bud Black understood full well the expectations for San Diego to win now with a remade, star-studded roster - and with a new front office, too.

Bud Black, the former Angels pitching coach and current manager of the San Diego Padres, has purchased a condominium in San Diego’s Little Italy for $589,000.