The Padres and left-hander Marco Gonzales have agreed to a minor league deal with an invite to major league spring training, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post. The CAA Sports client will make a salary of $1.5MM if he makes the team with an extra $1MM available via incentives. Gonzales, 34 in February, spent many years as a solid mid-rotation starter in the majors but is coming off a few injury-marred seasons. Vásquez had a 3.84 ERA last year but that seems unsustainable since he only struck out 13.7% of batters faced. He will join Triston McKenzie as non-roster arms pushing for big league jobs with the Padres this year.