The New York Yankees' most formidable opponent this season? Not the Red Sox, Astros, or even the Rays. Their biggest nemesis so far this season seems to be food. Catcher Austin Wells was out of the starting lineup Friday for the second consecutive game due to food poisoning.
New York Yankees catcher Austin Wells has a new side hustle, and it involves rating breakfast burritos in visiting clubhouses. Wells launched an Instagram account dedicated solely to the quest of rating breakfast burritos on road trips this season.
New York Yankees budding star Austin Wells and the rest of the team are off to a great start this season — and not just at the plate. Obviously, his bat is what matters, along with his defense behind the plate.
The New York Yankees might’ve just solved one of their most nagging problems from last season—finding a reliable leadoff hitter. And they’ve done it not by sticking to tradition, but by trusting matchups, data, and maybe a little instinct.
The New York Yankees always knew Austin Wells could hit. What they didn’t fully anticipate was just how quickly he’d turn into a force at the major league level.
After hitting a franchise-record nine home runs in the Yankees‘ 20-9 clobbering against the Brewers, plenty of noise was made surrounding a soundbite from the game.
When Austin Wells makes history, well, he really doubles down and makes history. . In his very first plate appearance of the 2025 season, Wells launched a leadoff home run to right field.
The 2025 regular season is off to a smashing start for the New York Yankees. In the first inning of their Opening Day showdown against the Milwaukee Brewers, starting pitcher Carlos Rodon struck out the first batter he faced -- star outfielder Jackson Chourio -- with a wicked 0-2 slider on his way to a one-two-three inning.
The New York Yankees will open their 2025 season against the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday and history is set to be made in the franchise's illustrious
Austin Wells has been ticketed for the big leagues since he was drafted in 2020. That doesn’t mean he can’t understand the struggle of a guy like J.C. Escarra, whose journey took much longer, and went through independent baseball and part-time jobs to pay the bills.
New York Yankees catcher Austin Wells spent his first two seasons learning from All-Star backstop Jose Trevino, and it’s clear their bond remains following the latter’s departure.
With less than 10 days until the regular season kicks off, many are still wondering who will be batting leadoff in the Bronx. Here are the candidates as the Yankees look for some consistency at the top of the order.
Austin Wells may have shed the rookie label last season, but the New York Yankees catcher thinks he may hold on to some rookie duties. Call him superstitious, but Wells is considering keeping the responsibility of carrying the team’s boombox this season.
Since being drafted in the first round of the 2020 MLB Draft out of Arizona by the New York Yankees, catcher Austin Wells has been a highly-regarded prospect.
Catcher Austin Wells is not part of the New York Yankees' starting lineup for Game 3 of the ALCS against the Cleveland Guardians on Thursday, the team has announced.
Austin Wells, the No. 7 ranked New York Yankees prospect, has his eyes on a big season in 2024. After making his debut in the 2023 season, the University of Arizona product wants to continue being someone who plays every game.