
Robby Snelling: Padres 2023 Minor League Player Of The Year
The work Robby Snelling put in last fall and during the offseason helped pave the way for his breakthrough pro debut.
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The work Robby Snelling put in last fall and during the offseason helped pave the way for his breakthrough pro debut.
It was all systems go for 21-year-old Jairo Iriarte as he improved his stuff, physique and strike-throwing.
The Padres invested heavily in pitching in the 2022 draft. Supplemental first-round lefthander Robby Snelling was a first-half standout who pitched his way to High-A…
The slugger out of Cal has shown a polished bat in his first full season with the Padres.
The 24-year-old catcher moved down to Low-A, where he helped shepherd a young pitching staff to a fast start in the California League.
The former football star has reworked his body after being selected in the 2022 draft.
Beyond the Top 30, these are 10 prospects to watch in San Diego’s farm system.
The lefthander has altered his approach from the early days of his career.
The Padres made their 2023 international signing budget count by spending almost all of it on talented Venezuelan catcher Ethan Salas.
Ranking the best prospects in the San Diego Padres farm system, projecting their 2026 lineup, rotation and more.
Jeff Sanders hosted a chat to discuss the Padres system. You can read the transcript here.
The Padres rave about the 2021 first-rounder’s ability on the field and makeup off it.
A tweak to his arm slot helped lefthander Tom Cosgrove find a new level of effectiveness in the upper minors. He is determined to take the next step and pitch big league relief innings in 2023.
Intrigued by Griffin Doersching’s incredible raw power in college, the Padres made the Oklahoma State masher their top senior sign of the 2022 draft.
While he may look unassuming, 18-year-old Victor Lizarraga shows a ferocity and unflappable demeanor on the mound that belies his youth.
Eguy Rosario put in the time to improve both his offensive and defensive game at Triple-A as one of the youngest regulars in the Pacific Coast League. His hard work was rewarded with an August callup.
The 25-year-old reliver’s development of his sinker could determine his big league future.
The Padres hope that 19-year-old James Wood will have a similar trajectory to 2020 first-rounder Robert Hassell.
The 21-year-old shortstop has immense talent but fewer than 350 plate appearances since being drafted in 2019.
New Padres manager Bob Melvin hired the 27-year-old as the team’s hitting coach.
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