With nine days left before 2025 MLB Opening Day, there’s not too much time for the remaining free agents to find homes. Three did over the last 24 hours, including Patrick Corbin and Craig Kimbrel.
The Atlanta Braves have been making moves as we continue to get closer to the start of the regular season. They notably added to their catching depth by signing former All-Star James McCann to a minor league deal on Monday. However, the Braves are now continuing to add to their depth.
The Atlanta Braves made some roster moves involving their catchers at Spring Training this week. They released Curt Casali from his minor league contract and assigned veteran catcher Sandy Leon to their minor league camp.
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The Atlanta Braves are agreeing to a minor-league contract with catcher James McCann, per FanSided. McCann is a journeyman player who most recently suited up for the Baltimore Orioles.
After a disappointing stint in Queens, this former New York Mets catcher is returning to the NL East. On Monday, Robert Murray of FanSided reported that former Mets catcher James McCann has agreed to a minor league deal with the Atlanta Braves.
A busy Monday for the Braves Monday was a busy day for the Braves. Spencer Strider made his Spring debut and was absolutely dominant, a performance better than anyone could have imagined.
The Atlanta Braves are signing veteran James McCann to a minor league deal to provide depth at the position. MLB.com and other outlets reported McCann won’t start the season in Atlanta but rather will begin at Triple-A Gwinnett as he gets baseball-ready.
It was a big day for the Atlanta Braves on Monday, which began with Spencer Strider toeing the rubber for the first time since undergoing internal brace surgery last April.
The Atlanta Braves are bringing in a former All-Star to squat behind home plate.
The Atlanta Braves agreed to a minor league contract with catcher James McCann, per multiple media reports on Monday. The 11-year veteran provides added depth behind the plate, as Braves starter Sean Murphy opens the campaign on the injured list with a cracked left rib.
The Braves will open the season without their starting catcher. Sean Murphy will be down four to six weeks after breaking a rib when he was hit by a Will Kempner pitch last week.
Arkansas catcher Ryder Helfrick came in with all the accolades you could possibly ask for. He was a Top 50 recruit nationally for the class of 2023, according to Perfect Game.
Minnesota relies on a two-catcher alternating system to survive the season, but now they need to replace one half of their tandem. They have to do it cheaply, too, but there's good news.
While he isn’t an impact player on either side of the ball at this stage of his career, he’d certainly be an upgrade over Cincinnati’s internal options.
The latest from MLB’s Winter Meetings! At his best, Luis Robert sports the kind of game-changing upside that few in the sport possess. As recently as the 2023 season, he blasted 38 homers, swiped 20 bags, slugged .542, and sported Gold Glove caliber defense in CF - one of the most premium defensive positions on the field.
Veteran catcher James McCann has received offers from at least four teams, MassLive.com’s Chris Cotillo writes, and the Red Sox are one of the suitors
DALLAS—The Orioles made the signings of outfielder Tyler O’Neill and catcher Gary Sánchez official on Tuesday. O’Neill signed a three-year contract, which has an opt-out after the 2025 season, for $49.5 million.
DALLAS—As the Winter Meetings begin, the Orioles to-do list has narrowed. On Saturday, they signed outfielder Tyler O’Neill and catcher Gary Sánchez as replacements for outfielder Anthony Santander and catcher James McCann, both of whom are free agents.
Veteran catcher James McCann, who is coming off two solid seasons as a backup with the Baltimore Orioles, is hitting the free agent market. McCann, 34, began his career with the Detroit Tigers, where he looked to be a star in the making.
Now in his 11th MLB season, Baltimore Orioles catcher James McCann has seen a lot of baseball. McCann, who recently reached 10 years of MLB service time, came up with the Detroit Tigers in 2014.
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Boston Red Sox on Sunday, 4-2. James McCann didn’t play. But it doesn’t mean he didn’t accomplish something. On Sunday, the 34-year-old McCann reached a milestone that most Major League players never see — 10 years of service time.
Eflin has been exactly the type of pitcher Baltimore desperately needed and then some.
No one will ever question Baltimore Orioles catcher James McCann's toughness again.
He was hit directly in the face by a 95 mph fastball in the first inning. He was down for several moments and blood could be seen gushing from his nose.
McCann is back in the lineup to catch Carrasco for Thursday's series opener.
McCann hits the IL slashing .196/.266/.286 with one home run and six RBI on the season, so the hope is this procedure will ultimately help him reclaim his best form at the plate.
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