In the world of sports, it is often said that talent runs in the blood. The perfect example is the Salas family; for them, baseball is more than just a sport; it’s a tradition. The Salas family has lived and breathed the game for generations, passing down their love for the sport. Yet there’s something a bit stranger about their legacy: it seems that every Salas brother is destined to sign a multi-million-dollar deal with a major league team. The latest chapter in the family legacy is written by top young prospect Andrew Salas.

Born in Florida and raised in Venezuela, Andrew grew up surrounded by the game. His father, Jose Sr., a former minor league player, runs a baseball facility where many major leaguers visit to hone their skills. Andrew’s older brother, Jose Salas, has already written his story. Signed by the Miami Marlins in 2019 for $2.8 million, Jose quickly became one of the team’s top prospects, until he was traded to the Minnesota Twins in 2023. However, their story doesn’t end here; the middle brother Ethan Salas was signed by the San Diego Padres for a staggering $5.6 million.

With both of his brothers already making it to MLB, Andrew knew that the bar was high. This pushed him to work hard, and the hard work surely paid off this year—a $3.7 million signing for the Miami Marlins! The Marlins saw the potential and athleticism and signed him as their international signing. Being regarded as the most talented of the Salas brothers, Andrew’s competitive spirit and deep understanding of the game were the qualities that made him a perfect fit for the Marlins’ system.

“He’s somebody that eats, sleeps, breathes baseball and was just kind of built-in that way,” Marlins director of international scouting David Hernandez Beayne said. For the Marlins, it’s not just a mere international signing, it is a strategic move that will surely pay off for years to come.

Andrew Salas takes the baton

Andrew Salas, the youngest of the Salas brothers, is quickly making a name for himself, but in a unique way. While his older brothers, Ethan and Jose, are for power-hitters, Andrew offers a different style. Known for his exceptional contact-hitting ability, Andrew prioritizes bat-to-ball skills over raw power, which has earned him a rare 65-grade hit tool that is even higher than his brother Ethan. By the time he was 16, he had already established himself as one of the top international prospects in the 2025 class. From his early days, being familiar with the best pitching in the world made his offensive game strong.

As one of the top prospects in the 2025 class, Andrew will likely begin his career in the minor league. Over the next few seasons, he will work with the Marlins and hone his skills. He’ll likely start in the lower levels, such as the Dominican Summer League (DSL) or Florida Complex League (FCL). His journey will reflect the unique combination of the Salas family’s baseball DNA and his ability to carve out his own path.

As David Hernandez Beayne put it, Andrew’s competitive spirit and work ethic make him an exciting addition to the Miami Marlins’ future—one that promises to carry the Salas legacy forward in his own special way. With such a powerful combination of talent and drive, the question remains: will Andrew’s story be the one to write the next great chapter in the Salas legacy? What do you think? Let us know below.

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