Many blessings to catchers waiting in AAA to provide emergency flooring. How do you solve a problem like AAA backup catchers? How do you catch a cat, and box it down?
The Seattle Mariners acquired catcher Blake Hunt on Wednesday in a deal with the Baltimore Orioles. Hunt is an interesting player, who will likely serve as catching depth at Triple-A Tacoma.
The Baltimore Orioles pulled off a trade on Wednesday afternoon, sending a player back to the team they acquired him from just a few months ago and just a few days after designating him for assignment.
The Seattle Mariners reacquired minor league catcher Blake Hunt from the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday for cash considerations. The Orioles designated Hunt for assignment on Monday after acquiring the 26-year-old from Seattle last May.
Earlier this week, the Baltimore Orioles designated catcher Blake Hunt for assignment. That means that the Orioles have seven days to trade him, place him on waivers or release him.
The Baltimore Orioles made their agreement with reliever Andrew Kittredge official on Monday, signing him to a reported one-year, $10 million deal after he passed a physical.
The Orioles announced that catcher Blake Hunt has been designated for assignment. The move opens a roster spot for right-hander Andrew Kittredge, who has now been officially signed to a one-year deal.
The Orioles announced they’ve designated left-hander Cole Irvin for assignment. Baltimore recalled catcher Blake Hunt for his major league debut to take the vacated active roster spot.
The Tides and IronBirds picked up wins while Bowie was shut out Cade Povich pitched six innings for the Tides with three runs allowed. He walked two and struck out six, and all three runs scored in the first two innings.
Mariners get involved with the risky business of prep catchers (long after the risk has passed) It’s common knowledge that the Padres Be Wilding—sharing