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Scouting Report
Updated May 19, 2026
Luis Campusano, San Diego Padres catcher, suffered a left toe fracture after fouling a ball off his foot on May 5, 2026. Initially day-to-day, he was placed on the 10-day IL. As of May 18, Campusano has resumed baseball activities but remains dealing with pain and is not yet close to returning to game action. The fracture is considered small. Campusano had been performing well offensively before the injury with a .288 average, 3 HRs, 10 RBIs, and .958 OPS across 18 games.
Strengths
- + Strong offensive performance pre-injury (.288 BA, .958 OPS)
- + Small fracture that is healing
- + Beginning baseball activities
- + More effective at plate than backup catcher Freddy Fermin
- + Consistent performer for the Padres
Weaknesses
- - Left toe fracture limiting availability
- - Still experiencing pain during recovery
- - Not close to game return despite resuming activities
- - Extended absence from lineup
- - Padres offense has been inconsistent overall
Injury Status: IL-10
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