San Diego Padres general manager and president of baseball operations A.J. Preller says No. 1 prospect Ethan Salas should be ready to play again by spring training.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
The San Diego Padres are fighting to secure a National League Wild Card spot and return to the postseason for the fourth time in the last six years. Their Major League roster is in good shape as they try to make a World Series run this coming October.
The San Diego Padres got a massive series win against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday, beating the American League East team 6-2. In other news, relief pitcher Mason Miller addressed a potential move to the starting rotation after getting traded to the Padres at the deadline.
San Diego Padres top prospect Ethan Salas has been sidelined with a back injury, leaving him out for months. Salas has been off the field since April, though medical personnel have finally cleared the catcher to get back behind the plate.
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Affiliates back in action after All-Star break The biggest news to come from the Padres minor league affiliates was that catcher Ethan Salas will likely not play again during this season.
Ethan Salas isn’t going to be ready this month. At the end of May, The Athletics’s Keith Law released his updated prospect rankings for the 2025 season.
Baseball executives believe San Diego Padres catching prospect Ethan Salas is one of the most likely top prospects to be traded before the 2025 deadline, per Jim Bowden of The Athletic.
San Diego Padres No. 2 prospect Ethan Salas is one of several potential targets The Athletic's Jim Bowden believes the Tampa Bay Rays should pursue before the trade deadline.
San Diego Padres president of baseball operations and general manager A.J. Preller revealed catching prospect Ethan Salas has a stress reaction in his lower back, and will remain sidelined until July.
San Diego Padres outfielder Jackson Merrill is helping the team's top prospect, Ethan Salas, through his injury recovery by sharing the feelings of the up-and-comer.
Ethan Salas (back) and Jhony Brito (UCL) out with major injuries. Injuries are a part of professional sports. They turn a promising season into a mess quickly.
Ethan Salas, the No. 2-ranked prospect in the San Diego Padres farm system, likely will not play again until July because of a stress reaction in his lower back.
The catcher of the future for the San Diego Padres is 18-year-old Ethan Salas. With baseball in his DNA, the Padres' No. 2 overall prospect has impressed the Friars from the farm system and is making waves in High-A, where he spent all of last season.
The San Diego Padres officially extended 28 non-roster invitations to spring training on Friday, some of which went to the top young talent in their farm system.
Ethan Salas may still only be 18 years old, but the up-and-coming catcher is doing everything in his power to stay on a big-league track. Salas is ranked as the No.
One of baseball's most intriguing young prospects, San Diego Padres 17-year-old catcher Ethan Salas, made another jump up the minor league ranks on Sunday.