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SAN DIEGO -- The Padres always envisioned a quick progression to the big leagues for Ethan Salas. And they were right -- even if they didn’t envision the progression looking like this. From his signing in 2023 as the sport’s…

Top prospect Ethan Salas made an immediate impact for the San Diego Padres after his September promotion, sparking roster decisions behind the plate. General manager A.J. Preller stated that Salas will compete for catching duties next season alongside Luis Campusano and Freddy Fermin without any guaranteed roles.
Salas batted .256 with a .737 OPS across 16 regular-season games and caught three postseason matchups after hitting .296 in the minors. Both Campusano and Fermin are arbitration-eligible, providing San Diego with depth that could see the team utilize a three-catcher system or explore trade options.
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