Austin Nola caught every inning for the Padres in the playoffs, but front office has cleared the way for prospect Luis Campusano to grab a larger share of the playing time in 2023
postseason workload said everything you needed to know about the state of organization’s catching at the end of the year. One of the prizes from the 2020 trade deadline, the 33-year-old Nola caught every playoff inning despite reaching base just once in 19 NLCS plate appearances. A year after spending three different stints on the injured list, Nola remained healthy the entire season, although his bat as a Padre continues to lag far behind what he’d done in a breakout 2020 with the Mariners .
Alfaro’s OPS sank from .744 in the first half to .467 after the All-Star break and the 24-year-old Campusano spent the final month-plus in the major leagues after repeating Triple-A El Paso but collected just 37 plate appearances after his final call-up.in the majors according to fangraphs.comFWhile Nola remains Melvin’s clear No. 1 catcher, even he acknowledged at the Winter Meetings that it was past time for Campusano to begin to grab abehind the plate.
Because he’s spent most of the last two seasons, Campusano has fallen out of top-100 prospects list but he remains a threat at the plate and a young catcher who’s made tremendous strides behind the plate since his first taste of the majors. General Manager as an example of his growth as a prospect once believed to be the catcher of the future.
The Padres’ Luis Campusano uses a massage tool in the dugout during a baseball game against the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday, Sept. 11, 2022, in San Diego.With Campusano set to finally graduate this year, the organizational catching depth behind him was rather thin until the Padres signed last month to the largest deal as the 2023 international window so far. His arrival not only gives the team a prospect who should forced his way into top-100s before long, he could challenge shortstop
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