Good Morning San Diego - October 26, 2021

San Diego Padres News

LA Angels: Mike Scioscia interviewing for San Diego Padres manager gig (Halo Hangout)

Padres have interviewed Rojas, Shildt; close to hiring pitching coach (San Diego Union-Tribune)

MLB News

Astros not motivated by ‘narratives,’ just winning (ESPN.com)

Marmol new Cards manager, youngest in MLB (ESPN.com)

Griffey Jr. gets ownership stake in Mariners group (ESPN.com)

Red Sox to evaluate futures of Devers, Bogaerts (ESPN.com)

3 umps on crew will be working first World Series (ESPN.com)

Astros SP McCullers (arm) will miss World Series (ESPN.com)

Padre of the Day

Cameron Maybin

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Maybin has played for 10 teams in his 15-year MLB career, but his longest tenure with a team came from 2011-14 when he played for the Padres in sunny San Diego. In 2011, Maybin became the ninth player in franchise history to steal 40 bases in a season. Maybin signed a five-year contract worth $25 million in 2012, but would be traded ahead of the 2015 season to the Atlanta Braves in the now-infamous trade that allowed the Padres to acquire B.J. Upton and Craig Kimbrel.