Luis Campusano

26-Year-Old CatcherC

San Diego Padres

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2025 Fantasy Outlook

Campusano began 2024 as San Diego's starting catcher, but after a strong start to the season, he batted just .188 over a 40-game span before landing on the injured list with a thumb injury in late June. By the time he returned, Kyle Higashioka had taken hold of everyday duties behind the plate, downgrading Campusano to the No. 2 backstop role until he was sent to the minors in September. Higashioka departed for Texas in the offseason, and with 18-year-old phenom Ethan Salas likely at least a year or two away from being ready for the majors, Campusano could again be slated for primary catching duties to kick off 2025. He's still young enough (Campusano will be 26 on Opening Day) to fulfill some of the offensive potential that made him the co-MVP of the California League in 2019, and he's at least shown some pop (17 homers over 525 career big-league at-bats) and the ability to make contact (15.2% strikeout rate) during his time in the majors. Campusano isn't going to be a popular target in fantasy drafts, but if he sees enough playing time, he could bounce back with enough offense to make him worth rostering as a second backstop in two-catcher leagues. Read Past Outlooks

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