• Chris Valaika’s Reds offense got Maddux’d by Nathan Eovaldi. • The Royals got a mere 4 hits off of a struggling Brewers staff. • The Mariners were 1-hit by Detroit. • The Braves finally scored a run, but only got 3 hits and lost again.

Micahel King joins the Padres' broadcast in the 3rd inning, discussing adjustments he made ahead of his start against the Guardians, Dylan Cease, and more

Good or bad, Michael King generally can’t wait for his next start. If it’s good, he’s eager to keep things rolling. If it’s bad, the only way to truly put it behind him is to throw out a good start and the 29-year-old right-hander would like to forget what he did on opening day.

Michael King’s journey from the chaos of civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo to professional boxing in the UK is incredible. Born into a nation

King (1-0) picked up the win Tuesday, allowing two hits and a walk over five scoreless innings in a 7-0 rout of the Guardians. He struck out 11. The Padres' pitching staff continues to roll, racking up its third shutout in the last four games,

MICHAEL KING has gone from being homeless and sleeping in A&E waiting rooms to training with two Brit world champions. The welterweight is currently perfecting his trade under the watchful eye of ...

Three earned runs on four hits in just 2 and ⅔ innings This performance undoubtedly left King eager for redemption. The pressure of a poor start can weigh heavily on any athlete, but King’s approach to overcoming his struggle—by identifying technical flaws—demonstrates a mature and proactive mindset.