Happy Saturday all! We’re heading behind the dish to take a look back at our backstops this past season, starting with the veteran Austin Wynns. A vet of seven big league seasons, Wynns came aboard midway through the season and acted as the backup to starter Shea Langeliers from there on.
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The backstop will finish with a .291/.321/.544 slash line over 110 plate appearances, with the big majority of that production coming over a scorching-hot stretch with Cincinnati.
On June 6, the Athletics placed starting backstop Shea Langeliers on the IL, leaving them with two fairly inexperienced big-league catchers on the roster in Willie MacIver and Jhonny Pereda.
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The A’s announced that they have picked up catcher Austin Wynns in a trade with the Reds, with cash considerations heading back to Cincinnati in return.
The Cincinnati Reds reinstated first baseman Christian Encarnacion-Strand from the injured list Friday and designated catcher Austin Wynns for assignment in the corresponding move. Encarnacion-Strand had been sidelined since April 17 due to lower back inflammation.
The Cincinnati Reds activated infielder Christian Encarnacion-Strand from the injured list on Friday and designated veteran catcher Austin Wynns for assignment.
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Cincinnati Reds catcher Austin Wynns has the fourth-highest OPS ever in the live ball era by a player who hits eighth or later in the lineup through the first 10 games of the season, according to OptaSTATS.
Austin Wynns may have been the Cincinnati Reds’ No. 9 hitter on Wednesday, but he certainly didn’t play like it. The journeyman catcher was a triple shy of the cycle against the Miami Marlins, going 3-for-4 with a double, a home run and two RBIs.
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Austin Wynns boasts a .455 batting average with two home runs and nine RBI. Yet, in one of baseball’s inherent injustices, his reward will most likely be a ride to Louisville.
The Reds announced that they have selected catcher Austin Wynns to their roster. To open a spot on the 40-man, they transferred left-hander Brandon Williamson to the 60-day injured list.
The Reds have signed catcher Austin Wynns and infielder/outfielder Levi Jordan to minor league deals, per the MLB.com transaction tracker for each player.
The Reds have re-signed catcher Austin Wynns and utilityman Levi Jordan on Thursday. Wynns appeared in seven games for the Reds last season and hit .368 with four extra-base hits.
The Reds announced that right-hander Emilio Pagán exercised his player option for the 2025 season. The veteran signed a two-year, $16 million contract with the team last December.
The Reds made multiple roster moves on Monday afternoon, including a trade for former All-Star infielder Ty France. They sent minor league catcher Andruw Salcedo to Seattle in the deal.
Austin Wynns joined the Los Angeles Dodgers after being designated for assignment by the San Francisco Giants in early April. The veteran catcher filled a role when Will Smith spent some time on the seven-day injured list for a concussion.
To bolster their depth behind the plate, the Cincinnati Reds have signed former SF Giants catcher Austin Wynns to a one-year, $950,000 deal, the club announced
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