Gary Sanchez singled in his Brewers debut in Phoenix Box Score vs. Seattle Mariners Box Score @ Oakland Athletics The Brewers dropped both halves of a split-squad day on Saturday, losing 7-5 to the Mariners in Phoenix and 4-2 to the Athletics in Las Vegas.
The Brewers finalized their restructured contract with Gary Sánchez on Wednesday.
Free agent catcher Gary Sanchez, who hit 19 home runs while playing for the Padres and Mets last season, has signed a one-year deal with the Brewers.
Milwaukee was reportedly close to signing the veteran catcher two weeks ago After an apparent concern with Sanchez’s right wrist after his physical, the Brewers are expected to bring Gary Sanchez on board with a one-year, $7 million contract, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports.
It's been a whirlwind two weeks for former All-Star catcher Gary Sanchez, but he is on the verge of finally signing with the Milwaukee Brewers. We had heard two weeks ago that Sanchez and the team were coming to an agreement, but then Sanchez didn't report to camp and a deal wasn't finalized.
Former Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez appears headed to the Brewers after all. Sanchez had agreed to a one-year, $7M deal with the Brewers earlier this month.
While the financial terms of the deal seem likely to change, it doesn’t appear the concern was strong enough to torpedo the deal entirely.
A confusing situation is unfolding at Milwaukee Brewers camp as veteran catcher Gary Sanchez has yet to report. Sanchez had agreed to a one-year, $7 million deal but with him not showing up yet, there are questions around the status of that deal.
Player acquisition is about winning each plate appearance, not about filling positions. November through February is the initial asset development phase for the 2024 Brewers team.
The Yankees have their catcher position filled and worked out heading into spring training. Rookie Austin Wells and veteran Jose Trevino are expected to platoon, allowing both players to exercise their strengths.
He was an All-Star for the Yankees in 2017 and 2019. His career batting average is .225, but the upside is he can hit the long ball.
A claim by the Padres was the opportunity he needed in 2023. He went on to take 260 plate appearances over 72 games with San Diego, hitting 19 home runs in that brief time.
Former New York Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez is reportedly an option for the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to Robert Murray on Foul Territory. Sanchez, 31 years old, last played for the San Diego Padres in 2023 and hit 19 home runs.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have emerged as a potential destination for experienced catcher Gary Sanchez, as per reports from Robert Murray of Fansided. During the previous season, Gary Sanchez had stints with the San Francisco Giants, New York Mets, and the San Diego Padres.
Gary Sanchez may soon find himself back on the East Coast.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are reported to be among the teams that have shown interest in free-agent catcher Gary Sanchez. Of course, “showing interest” doesn’t mean that a signing is imminent.
The Pittsburgh Pirates reportedly are among the teams interested in veteran catcher Gary Sanchez, according to Robert Murray of Fansided. Gary Sanchez spent time with the San Francisco Giants, New York Mets and San Diego Padres organizations last season.
He has been a solid regular for the majority of his career, and he’s coming off an effective season.
The New York Yankees took a pivotal turn with their catcher position strategy following the trade of Gary Sanchez to the Minnesota Twins during the 2022 offseason.
The San Diego Padres are hoping that the surprise performance of castoff catcher Gary Sanchez could translate to a team turnaround.
Gary Sanchez appears to be on a full-fledged tour of America at this point.
The New York Mets are giving former All-Star catcher Gary Sanchez a potential chance at revitalizing his career.
Sanchez is a pretty lucky guy right now. Lucky that his teammate did not accidentally take his head off with a swing in the on-deck circle.
The New York Yankees cannot avoid COVID-19 issues and headaches this summer.
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