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Pirates catcher Joey Bart is attracting trade interest from teams seeking a left-handed bench bat, especially against southpaws, with potential fits including the Royals, Padres, Rays, and Mets. His recent strong performance against lefties and remaining team control through 2027 make him a valuable asset, though the Pirates face a decision on whether to trade him or hold onto him for his potential upside.
The article reports on key MLB player updates: Bryce Harper will be re-evaluated after being hit by a pitch, Corey Seager is expected to return from injury, and Joey Bart is under evaluation following a head injury, impacting their respective teams' lineups.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have placed pitcher Martín Pérez and catcher Joey Bart on the injured list, with Pérez suffering a left groin strain and Bart dealing with a left thumb injury. In response, the team reinstated third baseman Ke’Bryan Hayes and promoted catcher Grant Koch, who will make his MLB debut. The Pirates will rely on their current rotation and may consider additional pitching options if needed.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have acquired former top catching prospect Joey Bart from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for right-hander Austin Strickland. Bart, the 2018 second overall pick, joins the Pirates as they make room for him on the roster by designating reliever Colin Selby for assignment and placing backup catcher Jason Delay on the injured list. The Pirates, currently 5-0 on the season, are set to face the Washington Nationals after a scheduled off day.
The San Francisco Giants traded catcher Joey Bart to the Pittsburgh Pirates, who are off to a 5-0 start this season. Bart, once seen as the successor to Buster Posey, struggled to secure a long-term spot with the Giants. The Pirates have depth at the catcher position, and it's uncertain where Bart will fit in. Pittsburgh sent minor league right-handed pitcher Austin Strickland to the Giants in exchange for Bart.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have acquired catcher Joey Bart from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for minor league righty Austin Strickland. Bart, the second overall pick in the 2018 draft, struggled in the majors, leading to his move to Pittsburgh. The Pirates designated right-hander Colin Selby for assignment to make room for Bart on the roster. Bart's arrival adds complexity to the Pirates' catching situation, especially with the impending return of Yasmani Grandal from the IL. The Giants received a lottery ticket in Strickland, a promising prospect with a three-pitch mix.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have acquired catcher Joey Bart, a former No. 2 pick, from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for pitcher Will Bednar and catcher Andrew Susac. Bart, who was the second overall pick in the 2018 MLB draft, is expected to bolster the Pirates' lineup with his strong defensive skills and promising offensive potential.
The San Francisco Giants designated former No. 2 pick Joey Bart for assignment to make room for right-hander Daulton Jefferies, acknowledging that Bart's talent level was rising but they ran out of ways to keep him in the organization. Manager Bob Melvin expressed that Bart handled the situation well and wished him the best, recognizing that Bart may now have a better opportunity elsewhere after playing just 162 games for the Giants over four seasons.
The San Francisco Giants have designated catcher Joey Bart for assignment, creating roster space for Daulton Jefferies. Bart, a highly-touted prospect, struggled to secure a regular role with the Giants and has been unable to translate his minor league success to the majors. With trade speculation surrounding him for over a year, Bart's future in San Francisco seems uncertain as he is now out of minor league options. Despite his potential, Bart's inconsistent performance raises questions about his ability to make an impact with a change of scenery.
The San Francisco Giants have designated catcher Joey Bart for assignment, making room for right-hander Daulton Jefferies to start Sunday's game against the San Diego Padres. Bart, the second overall pick in the 2018 MLB Draft, has struggled to find consistent playing time with the Giants due to the emergence of Patrick Bailey and the signing of veteran Tom Murphy. Despite showing promise, Bart's tenure with the Giants has been marred by injuries and a lack of opportunity. The Giants are hopeful that Bart will pass through waivers, but several teams have shown interest in him. At 27, Bart will now look to make an impact with another organization.
The San Francisco Giants have optioned catcher Joey Bart to Triple-A due to a lack of open roster spots. Bart has struggled with injuries and inconsistent performance since debuting in 2020, batting .223 with 11 home runs and a .634 OPS in 158 career MLB games. While he has impressed defensively, his power has been sapped and he has not homered in 44 games. With rookies Patrick Bailey and Blake Sabol now serving as the Giants' big-league catchers, Bart's future in the organization is uncertain.
The San Francisco Giants have optioned catcher Joey Bart to Triple-A Sacramento after reinstating him from the injured list. Bart, once seen as the heir apparent to Buster Posey, has struggled to establish himself in the big leagues and has been leapfrogged on the depth chart by prospect Patrick Bailey. Bart's option is the latest sign that his time with the Giants may be running out, but manager Gabe Kapler says he still has a future with the franchise. Once Bart spends 20 days in the minors, he will burn his final option year and will be out of options going into 2024.
The San Francisco Giants called up their 2020 first-round draft pick, catcher Patrick Bailey, from Triple-A Sacramento to help fill in for the injured Joey Bart. Bailey made his MLB debut on Friday night as a defensive replacement and is expected to make his hitting debut on Saturday. Known for his elite defense behind the plate, Bailey won the Minor League Gold Glove Award in 2022. The Giants also made several other moves, including placing Ross Stripling on the IL and adding right-handed reliever Ryan Walker to the roster.
The San Francisco Giants have called up catching prospect Patrick Bailey from Triple-A Sacramento, while placing Joey Bart on the injured list with a left groin strain. Bailey was selected 13th overall in the 2020 draft and has had a meteoric rise this season. The Giants also recalled right-handed reliever Ryan Walker and placed Ross Stripling on the IL with a back strain. Bailey will join Blake Sabol at the big league level while Bart heals.
The San Francisco Giants have called up catcher Patrick Bailey, their top catching prospect, to replace Joey Bart who landed on the 10-day IL due to a groin injury. Bailey had a .216/.317/.353 line in 14 Triple-A games but excelled in 14 Double-A games with a .333/.400/.481 line. The Giants also called up RHP Ryan Walker and placed Ross Stripling on the 15-day IL with a lower back strain.