The Padres have told three veteran non-roster invitees that they have made the Opening Day roster. First baseman Yuli Gurriel (as per reporter Francys
Once a Gold Glove winner with the Los Angeles Angels, catcher Martin Maldonado has found a new home on the West Coast. Maldonado and the San Diego Padres agreed to a minor league contract Thursday with an invitation to big league spring training, meaning the 38-year-old will have the opportunity to win a spot on the Opening Day roster.
After a successful run in the American League, one veteran backstop is now headed back to the National League.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
The Padres have a fairly wide-open catching situation and little money to address it.
A pair of former White Sox players are hoping to find playing opportunities in 2025. According to two separate reports, catcher Martin Maldonado and outfielder Kevin Pillar have expressed their desire to continue playing next season.
Veteran catcher Martin Maldonado isn't ready to retire just yet, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. Rosenthal put the news out on social media: The 38-year-old is a well-traveled 14-year veteran.
Every year, MLB’s non-tender deadline sees clubs allow some of their players who remain under team control to test the open market early, whether it be due to an increasing price tag in arbitration or a need for additional space on the club’s 40-man roster.
The Chicago White Sox designated Puerto Rican catcher Martin Maldonado for assignment, The Athletic reported Wednesday. In addition to Maldonado, the team
The Chicago White Sox have designated Martin Maldonado for assignment. Why? Was it because his defense had regressed to the point where he was one of the worst defensive catchers in baseball?
The Chicago White Sox are designating Martin Maldonado for assignment, according to Ken Rosenthal and Chandler Rome of The Athletic. The veteran catcher has not had a productive season for the White Sox and is now on his way out, possibly with his MLB days done for good.
Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported Wednesday that catcher Martin Maldonado has been designated for assignment by the Chicago White Sox.
After signing him this past winter, the Chicago White Sox have designated veteran catcher Martin Maldonado for assignment. The team will now have now have one week to trade him, outright him to the minors or release him.
Maldonado, 37, signed a one-year deal with the Sox in the offseason. The veteran backstop secured a $4.25M guarantee in the form of a $4M salary with a $250K buyout on a $4M club/vesting option for 2025.
The Chicago White Sox (27-69), led by the red-hot Martin Maldonado and his two-game homer streak, are -168 favorites to pick up a win over the Pittsburgh Pirates (46-48) Saturday at 2:10 PM ET, live from Guaranteed Rate Field and broadcast on SportsNet PT.
The Houston Astros went into the offseason knowing they were going to make a change at catcher and move on from Martin Maldonado who had been a staple behind the plate for them since 2019.
Truthfully, this article could contain zero words and only this screenshot: Martin Maldonado is not just bad, he is the worst player in baseball. The 37-year-old backstop has an fWAR of -1.3, tied only with Andrew Benintendi (lol), and Benny has far more plate appearances.
Yes, you read that correctly. The White Sox’s seven-game losing streak is over, thanks in part to Martin Maldonado, who launched his first homer in a White Sox uniform.
With longtime Astros catcher Martin Maldonado leaving Houston for the Chicago White Sox in free agency last offseason, a vacancy developed at the catcher position.
Things will be much different behind the plate for the Houston Astros this season as Yainer Diaz is taking over for long-time catcher Martin Maldonado.
The Chicago White Sox and catcher Martin Maldonado have agreed on a one-year contract with an option for the 2025 season, MLB Network reported Tuesday night.
The Houston Astros and their fans have a ton of respect for Martin Maldonado. He has been the paragon for the franchise for much of the previous five seasons.
Maldonado requested the bats from Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols, as they're the same model the future Hall of Famer uses.
The Houston Astros have a major-league best seven finalists to start in the 2021 All-Star Game.
A player, manager, or coach who tests positive must isolate for a minimum of 10 days.
The Astros placed Jose Altuve, Alex Bregman, Yordan Alvarez, Martin Maldonado and Robel Garcia on the injured list due to MLB's health and safety protocols.
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