PITTSBURGH — A former Pittsburgh Pirates catcher is back on waivers after a recent stint with a different MLB team. The Baltimore Orioles announced that they designated catcher Jacob Stallings, amongst a number of roster moves.
The Orioles announced a series of roster moves today. Left-hander Keegan Akin and catcher Adley Rutschman have each been reinstated from the injured list.
The Orioles announced Monday that they’ve passed catcher David Bañuelos through waivers and assigned him outright to Triple-A. He had the right to elect free agency but will instead accept his assignment to Norfolk.
What happened? After battling through nine grueling innings, and losing yet another catcher to an injury, the Orioles scored three runs in the 10th inning and secured their second straight win over the Atlanta Braves.
Jacob Stallings came off the bench and delivered a clutch two-run double after another Orioles catching injury. The Orioles and Braves combined for a competitive back-and-forth contest today in Atlanta.
The Baltimore Orioles selected the contract of veteran catcher Jacob Stallings from Triple-A Norfolk on Monday after third-string catcher Chadwick Tromp landed on the injured list.
PITTSBURGH — A former Pittsburgh Pirates catcher has found a new baseball team for this season. Catcher Jacob Stallings signed a minor league contract with the Baltimore Orioles, according to the transactions log .
The Baltimore Orioles reportedly signed veteran major league catcher Jacob Stallings to a minor league deal Tuesday following injuries to their backstops in a short period of time.
The Baltimore Orioles made a significant signing early Tuesday evening to bolster some depth. As first reported by Jake Rill of MLB.com, the Orioles signed veteran catcher Jacob Stallings to a minor league deal just weeks after he was released by the Colorado Rockies.
PITTSBURGH — A former Pittsburgh Pirates catcher will have to look for opportunities elsewhere after his team cut him. The Colorado Rockies released catcher Jacob Stallings on June 6, according to his transactions log.
The Colorado Rockies went through another roster shakeup, bringing up a top infield prospect and releasing a veteran. On Friday, the Colorado Rockies announced yet another series of roster-shaking moves prior to opening their home series against the New York Mets.
The Rockies announced a series of roster moves today. Infielder Ryan Ritter has been selected to the roster, catcher Braxton Fulford has been recalled and right-hander Zach Agnos has been reinstated from the bereavement list.
Perhaps the more interesting question is this: Who will earn the backup spot? In 2025, fans should expect a bit more intrigue at catcher. Bud Black’s tradition of relying on a veteran catcher remains unchanged; the questions surround the backup.
Stallings played himself into the starting job — and a new contract. You’re reading the 2024 edition of Ranking the Rockies, where we take a look back at the season had by every player to play for the Rockies in 2024.
Jacob Stallings, a nine-year veteran, signed with the Colorado Rockies on a one-year deal with a mutual option for 2026. Per Jon Heyman of The New York
None of the BIG free agents have come off the board yet, but the market is humming along. Today, for example, another free agent catcher is coming off the board: Jacob Stallings is re-signing with the Colorado Rockies.
Jacob Stallings is a nine-year veteran catcher who has played for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Miami Marlins, and Colorado Rockies. He had the best offensive season of his career in 2024 with the Colorado Rockies, hitting .263/.357/.453 with 36 RBI and nine home runs in 82 games.
The Colorado Rockies agreed to contract terms with right-hander Dakota Hudson and catcher Jacob Stallings on Friday. Both free agents landed one-year deals.