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Padres rookie Ethan Salas hits milestone last met by Hall of Famer Iván Rodríguez with first career start
Whether you believe San Diego Padres catcher Ethan Salas waited a long time before his first MLB start is a matter of perspective. Sure, Salas took years in the minors before his call-up, but at 20 years old, he instantly became the youngest player in the majors once the move was official. Because of that, Salas joined rarefied air, becoming the youngest catcher to make his MLB debut since Iván Rodríguez — better known as “Pudge” in baseball cir…
The Venezuelan recipient Ethan Salas debuted on Wednesday, September 2nd in the Major Leagues (MLB). At 20 years and 93 days, the listed prospect of the San Diego Fathers made history as the youngest recipient to debut in the MLB since Iván Rodríguez, in 1991. [...] The entry Ethan Salas becomes the youngest recipient to debut in the MLB since 1991 was first published in La Verdad.
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