The most important thing the Washington Nationals should focus on this winter is building a more competitive major league roster. After solidifying things on the farm through coaching staff and developmental staff hires, the new front office, led by president of baseball operations Paul Toboni, brought in an influx of new talent.
Veteran catcher Jorge Alfaro was released by the Royals, per his MILB.com transaction tracker. Alfaro spent the 2026 season in the minors with Kansas City.
After three long years of waiting, the World Baseball Classic is finally back. Actually, finally back. Pre-tournament exhibition games are already underway in Japan, and they’ll kick off stateside this afternoon.
The Kansas City Royals are suddenly beginning to stockpile minor-league catching talent in anticipation of needing some depth at Triple-A. Earlier this week, Royals on SI chronicled Kansas City's minor-league deal for catcher Jorge Alfaro, a major league journeyman likely to begin the year at Triple-A.
A pretty impressive journeyman career is set to continue with the Kansas City Royals in 2026. Catcher Jorge Alfaro was once a reasonably important prospect in the Philadelphia Phillies' system, and he was traded in the J.T.
The Royals and veteran catcher Jorge Alfaro are in agreement on a minor league contract, reports Aram Leighton of Just Baseball. Presumably, there’s an invitation to major league camp included in the CAA client’s deal.
The offseason is underway for the Washington Nationals, and it's clear they are fully ushering in a new era of baseball for this franchise based on the hires that have been made.
The month of September started out with a band for the Washington Nationals. Two rookies, Andrew Alvarez and CJ Stubbs made history on Labor Day. Alvarez threw the first shutout of 5+ innings by a rookie in franchise history and Stubbs caught a shutout in his debut for the first time in franchise history.
Catcher Jorge Alfaro has opted out of his minor league deal with the Brewers, per a team announcement relayed by Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
It sounds like the Milwaukee Brewers are losing a depth piece in the organization. Monday is a big day across Major League Baseball. September is here.
The Milwaukee Brewers and former San Diego Padres catcher Jorge Alfaro are reportedly in agreement to a minor league deal, according to Robert Murray of FanSided.
The Texas Rangers brought in a haul during this 2025 international free agency cycle. From legendary family connections to potential top prospects to depth pieces the front office hopes turns into impact players, the pipeline has just been supplemented with some interesting youngsters to follow during their time within the organization.
The Milwaukee Brewers made an interesting move on Thursday. Milwaukee didn't pull off a blockbuster deal by any means, but the Brewers are taking a chance on a veteran slugger on a minor league deal.
The Milwaukee Brewers just signed catcher Jorge Alfaro to a minor league deal with an invite to major league spring training. Alfaro’s 31 now and has been in the majors off and on for eight seasons, but lately, his career’s been all over the place.
The Brewers and catcher Jorge Alfaro are in agreement on a minor league deal with an invite to major league spring training, reports Robert Murray of FanSided.
The Chicago Cubs made a smart, though not headline-grabbing, move to bolster their catching depth by signing veteran catcher Jorge Alfaro to a minor-league deal, according to Robert Murray of Fansided. The deal also includes an invitation to Spring Training.
Through the opening round of the 2023 World Baseball Classic, there have been numerous Boston Red Sox players having an impact for their respective countries. Numerous former Red Sox have been involved, as well.