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Veteran catcher and designated hitter Gary Sánchez has reportedly agreed to a one-year, $8.5 million contract with the Baltimore Orioles, according to MLB.com's Mark Feinsand. The deal has not yet been confirmed by the team. Sánchez, known for his power hitting, has struggled with consistency in recent years but managed to hit 30 home runs over the past two seasons with the Brewers, Padres, and Mets.
The Brewers finalized a restructured contract with Gary Sánchez, reducing his guarantee to $3MM due to concerns about his hand injury. Sánchez could still earn up to $7MM based on his health and playing time. The team also added Jake Bauers and Joey Ortiz to their offense, with Ortiz potentially seeing action at second and third base. Additionally, former MLB player Justin Bour joined the Brewers' player development department after retiring as a player last February.
The Milwaukee Brewers have finally signed catcher Gary Sánchez to a one-year deal with a mutual option for 2025, adding a potent offensive threat to their lineup. Sánchez, who suffered a fractured wrist last season, brings power and defensive skills to the team, and will split time with William Contreras at catcher and designated hitter. The signing adds depth to the Brewers' catching options, with the possibility of carrying three catchers on the roster.
The Milwaukee Brewers are set to sign Gary Sanchez to a one-year, $7 million contract after concerns about his right wrist during his physical. The deal includes a mutual option for 2025 and incentives for Sanchez to earn the full amount if he stays healthy. The Brewers have been active in signing catchers this offseason, with Sanchez joining Austin Nola and Eric Haase as potential backups to William Contreras.
Gary Sánchez's one-year, $7 million deal with the Milwaukee Brewers is back on track after concerns about his right wrist surfaced during his physical. The catcher is expected to accept a lower base salary with incentives to earn the original amount if he stays healthy. The Brewers plan to use Sánchez as the primary backup to catcher William Contreras and at DH, adding to their recent acquisitions in preparation for the upcoming season.
The Milwaukee Brewers traded left-hander Clayton Andrews to the New York Yankees for right-hander Joshua Quezada, while there is still no progress on the potential signing of free-agent catcher Gary Sánchez. The Brewers are seeking to add Sánchez to bolster their lineup and catching situation, but as of now, there has been no movement on the reported one-year deal. Meanwhile, new manager Pat Murphy addressed the media for the first time as Brewers manager, expressing gratitude and downplaying the significance of being in "the big chair."
The Milwaukee Brewers have reportedly signed free-agent catcher Gary Sánchez to a one-year contract, adding another power bat to their roster. Sánchez, who had a strong season with the San Diego Padres in 2023, represents an upgrade at the backup catcher spot for the Brewers. The team also announced the signing of pitcher Jakob Junis to a one-year deal. These signings come after the Brewers traded away Corbin Burnes.
Free-agent catcher Gary Sánchez and the Brewers have reportedly agreed to a one-year, $7 million deal with an option for 2025, providing Milwaukee with a strong catching duo alongside William Contreras. Sánchez, who had a solid 2023 season with the Padres before a wrist injury, brings power and defensive skills to the team. The 31-year-old veteran, known for his early success with the Yankees, has a career OPS+ of 109 and averages 38 home runs and 98 RBIs per 162 games.
Diamondbacks catcher Gabriel Moreno left Game 3 of the NLCS with a right hand contusion, the second time he has exited a game early this postseason due to injury. The Padres are reportedly interested in re-signing Gary Sánchez, who is set to become a free agent after the World Series. The Los Angeles Angels have expressed interest in Benji Gil as a potential managerial candidate, along with Buck Showalter.
Gary Sanchez's hot streak continues as he hits two home runs in the Padres' win over the Rangers. The arrival of Luis Campusano has allowed Sanchez to rest and DH more frequently, resulting in improved performance. Both catchers have been alternating between catching and DHing, with Sanchez hitting .263/.356/.711 in his first 12 games of the second half. Meanwhile, Michael Wacha is expected to join the Padres' rotation next month after recovering from shoulder inflammation. He will face live hitters on Monday and aims to return at full strength to contribute to the team's playoff push.
The San Diego Padres secured a crucial 5-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, with Manny Machado, Juan Soto, and Gary Sánchez hitting home runs. Despite some tense moments, Padres pitcher Blake Snell managed to escape several jams and maintain his impressive form. The win was crucial for the Padres' playoff hopes, as a loss to the struggling Pirates would have been detrimental to their chances.
Gary Sanchez, the former Yankees catcher, broke out of a slump with a three-run home run in the San Diego Padres' 10-0 win over the Giants. Sanchez has hit seven home runs since joining the Padres last month. After being traded to the Twins, he batted .205/.282/.377 with 16 home runs and 61 RBI in 128 games last season, then became a free agent. Sanchez signed a minor-league deal with the San Francisco Giants in March, but was cut after posting a .164/.319/.182 slash line in Triple-A.
The San Diego Padres salvaged the final game of their four-game series against the San Francisco Giants with a 10-0 rout on Thursday. Blake Snell pitched six scoreless innings, allowing three hits and striking out 11. The Padres hit three home runs, including a three-run blast by Gary Sánchez in the first inning and a three-run homer by Manny Machado in the third inning. The victory got the Padres back to within three games of .500, at 36-39, as they return to San Diego to host the Nationals for three games.
This week's fantasy baseball waiver wire targets include Gary Sanchez, Jordan Walker, Trevor Story, Nolan Jones, and Andrew Abbott. Sanchez has been on fire since joining the Padres, Walker has been electric since his recall from AAA, Story is nearing a return from injury and has a history of power and speed, Jones has shown power and speed potential with the Rockies, and Abbott and Smith-Shawver have both earned call-ups and have the potential to be strikeout machines. Kendall Graveman is also a solid waiver wire target for those in need of saves.
The San Diego Padres won 10-3 against the Seattle Mariners, with Juan Soto notching the first five-hit game of his career. The Padres have underperformed this season, but with 100 games remaining, they still have a chance to reach the postseason. The team has alternated wins and losses for 10 straight games, but they have the talent to go on a roll. Gary Sánchez hit his fourth home run since joining San Diego on May 29, and Michael Wacha turned in six scoreless innings on the mound.