The Padres' streak of not going to a salary-arbitration hearing will continue, as the team reached agreement with its four remaining arbitration-eligible players in the 24 hours prior to Friday's deadline for exchanging salary figures.
The last time the Padres went to a salary-arbitration hearing with a player was with Andrew Cashner in 2014.
Outfielder Travis Jankowski was signed to a one-year deal for $1.165 million on Thursday night in his first year of arbitration eligibility.
Right-hander Kirby Yates, catcher Austin Hedges and lefty Robbie Erlin each signed one-year deals Friday.
Yates, who saved 12 games and had a 2.14 ERA in 65 appearances last year, will earn $3.0625 million next year, after making $1.0625 in 2018.
Hedges got a raise from his $533,100 salary in 2018 to $2.060 million.
Erlin appeared in 39 games for the Padres last year, including 12 starts, and had a 4.21 ERA. The 28-year-old will see his salary jump from $650,000 to $1.45 million.