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That’s why the club trading top catching prospect Ethan Salas at the deadline feels more likely by the day.

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The San Diego Padres have a catching situation to figure out but it is slowly becoming a little clearer. San Diego has signed catcher Elias Díaz to a one-year deal, the team announced Thursday.

Maldonado also gives them some seasoned non-roster depth, and it’s also possible the club makes further moves to address the catching situation. RosterResource now projects the Friars for a ...

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The Padres do have a tenuous catching situation with Luis Campusano coming off a disappointing season and Brett Sullivan currently slated to back him up, so it's possible Maldonado wins a roster spot.