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Craig Stammen pushed back, changed his mind and owned the decision. That response helped the Padres turn a desperate pitching plan into eight wins.

San Diego Padres manager Craig Stammen compromised with general manager A.J. Preller during a late July meeting in Miami to overhaul the team's pitching strategy. Facing a 50-53 record and severe rotation challenges, the Padres shifted away from a traditional starting rotation following extensive discussions between leadership.
Under the adjusted plan reported by Kevin Acee, only Michael King and Walker Buehler remained traditional starters. Mason Miller and Adrian Morejón stayed in high-leverage bullpen roles, while remaining pitchers were deployed based on matchup-specific pockets rather than standard five-inning expectations.
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