The Red Sox released catcher Yasmani Grandal earlier this month, reports Matt Eddy of Baseball America. Grandal stepped away from the organization back in June.
The catching position was a source of uncertainty for the Boston Red Sox at various points this season, and many will recall that at one point, they signed a two-time All-Star as a potential solution.
After a 13-year Major League career, two-time All-Star Yasmani Grandal has indicated he will retire from baseball. His decision to hang up his catching glove comes after leaving the Boston Red Sox Triple-A affiliate.
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Yasmani Grandal informed the Red Sox’s Triple-A team that he is stepping away from his minor league deal.
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The Boston Red Sox signed 13-year veteran catcher Yasmani Grandal to a Minor League deal to help with their catcher depth within the organization. However, after appearing in just 23 games for the Red Sox Triple-A affiliate, the veteran catcher is expected to retire.
The end of the road might have arrived for former Dodgers catcher Yasmani Grandal. The 36-year-old catcher has reportedly been released from his minor league contract with the Boston Red Sox.
A former two-time Major League Baseball All-Star is calling it a career after a very brief stint with the Boston Red Sox. So brief, in fact, that he never appeared for the major league club.
For now, longtime MLB catcher Yasmani Grandal is staying in the minor leagues—and he’s doing so voluntarily. When the 36-year-old Grandal inked a minor-league deal with the Boston Red Sox last month, he did so knowing he could opt out on May 1.
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Veteran catcher Yasmani Grandal has a May 1 opt-out in his minor league contract with the Red Sox. He’ll pass on that chance to return to the open market and remain in the organization despite not being selected to the big league roster today, per MassLive’s Chris Cotillo.
The Boston Red Sox are just a few days away from a decision that could have an impact at the big league level. Boston signed former All-Star catcher Yasmani Grandal to a minor league deal shortly after Connor Wong went down with an injury.
The Boston Red Sox recently suffered a pretty big blow as Connor Wong went down with a fracture around his pinky on his left hand. He was hit by a bat and it hasn't been announced how long he will be out for.
The Boston Red Sox are working quickly to address their crisis at the catcher position.
The Chicago Cubs seem set at the catcher's position with Miguel Amaya and Carson Kelly. Still, it never hurts to add depth, especially since injuries will likely happen during a 162-game season.
The Atlanta Braves, in their quest to shore up their catching depth, reportedly made a play for veteran backstop Yasmani Grandal. But according to reporter Francys Romero, that offer—made “about a month ago”—was ultimately rejected by Grandal, who remains one of the more notable free agents still available on the market.
One intriguing guy still available is Yasmani Grandal. His numbers were rough in 2022 and 2023, but there are some ways in which last year was a bounce-back.
Free agent catcher Yasmani Grandal is reportedly drawing real interest on the free agent market this offseason. Per Cuban Baseball Insider Francys Romero: More than 5 MLB teams are interested in signing Cuban C/DH Yasmani Grandal for the 2025 season, per sources.
The Pittsburgh Pirates activated catcher Yasmani Grandal from the 10-day injured list on Friday. Grandal, 35, had been playing with Triple-A Indianapolis as he attempted to work his way back from left foot plantar fasciitis.
Yasmani Grandal is getting closer to coming off the injured list. The veteran backstop began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Indianapolis on Tuesday night.
Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Yasmani Grandal will begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Indianapolis on Tuesday. Grandal, who the Pirates signed as a free agent in the offseason, has yet to appear in a game this season.
BRADENTON, Fla. – My first inclination is to roll my eyes when I hear anyone in professional sports say it’s not about the money. Of course, it’s about the money.
It has been five years since Yasmani Grandal was selected for his second All-Star Game and made a memorable — at least to me — “trick shot.” First, the “trick shot.” It was one of the darndest things that I have seen in 36 years of covering the Pittsburgh Pirates and Major League Baseball.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are bringing in Yasmani Grandal, a veteran catcher who has shown a nice little bit of pop in his bat over the course of his MLB career.
General manager Kim Ng's first unencumbered offseason resulted in some risky moves that have paid off in Miami, as the Marlins chase a wild-card spot. This offseason should be about letting Ng (once the club extends her as her contract is up at season's end) add the next pieces.
The Chicago White Sox are one of the worst teams in the Major Leagues this season and looking like they are in need of a complete organizational overhaul.
The Chicago White Sox say that a "racist comment" made by Yankees designated hitter Josh Donaldson caused the benches to clear during New York's 7-5 win on Saturday.
Chicago White Sox catcher Yasmani Grandal has been activated from the 10-day injured list.
Grandal suffered the injury during Monday's 6-5 loss to the Minnesota Twins. He checked his swing during a sixth-inning at-bat and hit the ground in pain.
It was a bit of bad news for the Central-leading White Sox.
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