San Diego Padres veteran Gold Glove catcher Martin Maldanado is reportedly planning to retire at the end of the season.

And according to USA Today's Bob Nightengale, Maldonado "plans to retire" after the 2025 season. That'll end a 15-year MLB ...

After 15 years in the big leagues, split between seven teams, the Padres' veteran catcher is expected to retire following the ...

He won a Gold Glove with the Angels in 2017. Maldonado has competed in the postseason six different seasons and has three homers in the playoffs. Although Maldonado spent a portion of last season ...

The Chicago White Sox are designating veteran catcher Martin Maldonado for assignment ... Chicago Cubs and White Sox. Maldonado won a Gold Glove award with the Angels in 2017 after appearing ...

Maldonado, now 38, has a long track record as a glove-first catcher. In almost 4,000 career plate appearances at the major league level, he has produced a batting line of .203/.278/.344.

Maldonado, now 38, has a long track record as a glove-first catcher. In almost 4,000 career plate appearances at the major league level, he has produced a batting line of .203/.278/.344.

Once a Gold Glove winner with the Los Angeles Angels, catcher Martin Maldonado has found a new home on the West Coast. Maldonado and the San Diego Padres agreed to a minor league contract Thursday ...

A former Gold Glove winner, Maldonado is a defensive ... This article was originally published on www.si.com as Padres Catcher Martin Maldonado Had the Best Ball-Strike Challenge Yet.

The White Sox are reportedly in agreement to sign 1-time Gold Glove catcher and 1-time World Series champion Martin Maldonado. The deal is said to be for one year guaranteed plus a team option for ...

CHICAGO, IL - JULY 08: Martin Maldonado #15 of the Chicago ... Chicago Cubs and White Sox. Maldonado won a Gold Glove award with the Angels in 2017 after appearing in 137 games at catcher ...