Padres SP Greg Maddux pitched well despite taking a no-decision Friday at San Francisco. He allowed two runs on five hits and no walks in six innings, striking out five. He has three straight no-decisions and is winless in four starts since beating Colorado on May 10.

Padres SP Greg Maddux had a decent start Sunday against the Reds in a game that ultimately went 18 innings, leaving with a 5-4 lead in the sixth. He allowed four runs -- one earned -- on six hits and three walks in 5 1/3 innings, striking out four.

For the third time this season, Padres SP Greg Maddux (3-4) allowed more than 10 hits Thursday as San Diego fell 4-0 to the Cubs. Maddux gave up four runs on 11 hits with two strikeouts and no walks.

Greg Maddux returned Monday to the place where it all started back in 1986 when as a fresh-faced 20-year-old he first put on a major league uniform with the Chicago Cubs. Now 42 and with another milestone tucked away after he became the ninth pitcher to get 350 wins Saturday, Maddux could be making his last stop at Wrigley Field as the San Diego Padres come to town for four games. "Could be. Who knows?" Maddux said. But as he sat in the dugout two hours before Monday's game and looked across the field, Maddux offered this observation about the old neighborhood park and the city where he launched his Hall of Fame career. "Everything now is just as good as it was 20 years ago," he said.

Padres SP Greg Maddux became the ninth pitcher in big-league history to win 350 games, reaching the plateau in his fifth try Saturday against the Rockies. The right-hander was sharp against the Rockies, including retiring the first seven batters. He allowed consecutive two-out singles to Todd Helton and Garrett Atkins in the fourth before getting Brad Hawpe to fly out to right. He allowed three hits total and one unearned run in six innings, striking out one.

Maddux beats Rockies for 350th victory

Padres SP Greg Maddux (2-3) twice failed to hold a lead and allowed 11 hits and five runs, four earned, in 5 2/3 innings Sunday as San Diego fell 10-3 to the Marlins. The four-time Cy Young award winner is 0-3 in four starts since April 13. He leads all active pitchers in victories and was trying to become the ninth member of the 350-win club, but instead he fell to 349-217 and lost his fourth decision against Florida in a row.