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  • MLB Catcher #64
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    Dustin Garneau announced his retirement from baseball on Monday.
    “Hanging them up,” Garneau wrote on his personal Twitter account. “Thank you to everyone who had an impact on my career. To my wife for always being by my side through the ups and downs. To my agent for always being there and making me a part of your family as well. And to my friends and family who were by my side.” The 35-year-old catcher played in eight major league seasons for six different teams, ultimately posting a .205/.285/.373 batting line with 92 hits and 15 home runs in 168 career MLB games.

  • CWS Starting Pitcher #45
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    Garrett Crochet was named as the Comeback Player of the Year in the American League for the 2024 season.
    After missing the entire 2022 season and being limited to only 12 2/3 innings at the big league level in 2023 while battling back from injury, Crochet stepped into the White Sox’ rotation in 2024 and performed as one of the top overall pitchers in all of baseball. The 25-year-old left-hander compiled a 3.58 ERA, 1.07 WHIP and a 209/33 K/BB ratio across just 146 innings in his 32 starts. A very popular name in off-season trade talks, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Crochet donning a new jersey before the 2025 season begins.
  • ATL Starting Pitcher #51
    Chris Sale was named as the Comeback Player of the Year in the National League for the 2024 season.
    The 35-year-old southpaw managed to stay healthy in his first season with the Braves and delivered perhaps the finest season of his career — registering a 2.38 ERA, 1.01 WHIP and a 225/39 K/BB ratio over 177 2/3 innings in his 29 starts. He’s expected to add to his mantle during this award season, as Sale is listed as the favorite to bring home the Cy Young Award in the National League for the first time in his career.
  • DET Catcher
    Tigers’ prospect Josue Briceño became the first player in the history of the Arizona Fall League to win the Triple Crown, leading all players in home runs, RBI and batting average.
    The 20-year-old backstop came out of the gate hot and never slowed down — slashing a blistering .433/.509/.867 with 10 homers, 27 RBI and a 21/15 K/BB ratio over 90 at-bats in his 25 games for the Scottsdale Scorpions. The Tigers sent Briceño to Arizona to get some extra work in after a sprained right knee limited him to just 40 games at Single-A Lakeland. In doing so, they got to see Briceño’s effortless power shine through as he took the league by storm and increased his prospect pedigree.
  • NYM Shortstop #70
    Mets’ prospect Jett Williams suffered a right ankle sprain during his final ballgame in the Arizona Fall League on Thursday.
    The dynamic 21-year-old sustained the injury when he crashed into the outfield fence while chasing a fly ball. No word yet on the severity of the sprain, but Mets’ officials are optimistic that it won’t hinder his regular off-season routine. Williams finishes the fall season hitting .225/.376/.388 with a pair of homers, nine RBI, seven stolen bases and a 30/17 K/BB ratio over 80 at-bats in his 22 games.
  • PHI Starting Pitcher
    Phillies signed RHP Gabe Mosser to a minor league contract.
    The 28-year-old Pennsylvania native returns home after spending six seasons toiling in the minor leagues for the Padres’ organization. Mosser spent the entire 2024 campaign at Triple-A El Paso where he compiled a 5.40 ERA, 1.46 WHIP and a 103/48 K/BB ratio over 133 1/3 innings in his 28 appearances (26 starts). He’ll serve as extra rotation depth for the Phillies.
  • LAD Shortstop #83
    Dodgers signed INF Aaron Bracho to a minor league contract.
    The 23-year-old spent the first six years of his minor league career in the Guardians’ organization. In 2024, he slashed an anemic .221/.296/.338 with eight homers, 49 RBI, three stolen bases and an 80/36 K/BB ratio across 405 plate appearances at Double-A Akron. He’ll add organizational infield depth for the Dodgers.
  • COL Relief Pitcher #37
    Rockies signed LHP Jack O’Loughlin to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
    The 24-year-old Australian southpaw broke through to the big leagues and appeared in four games for the Athletics during the 2024 season, registering a 4.66 ERA, 1.86 WHIP and a 6/5 K/BB across his 9 2/3 innings of work. If you’re trying to fight for a spot in a big league bullpen, latching on with the Rockies makes a ton of sense as there are plenty of opportunities available. Expect to see O’Loughlin at Coors Field at some point in 2025.
  • LAA Catcher #21
    Angels designated C Matt Thaiss for assignment.
    The Angels needed a spot on their 40-man roster after signing Kevin Newman, and Thaiss was a more palatable choice to be let go now that Travis d’Arnaud is in town. Thaiss hit .204/.323/.299 in 57 games in 2024. He could latch on with another organization as a backup, but it’s also likely he re-joins the Angels on a minor league contract as organizational depth.
  • OAK Starting Pitcher
    Athletics signed RHP Tanner Dodson to a minor league contract
    Dodson spent the last three seasons in the Dodgers organization, pitching to a 3.32 ERA, 1.59 WHIP, and 58/43 K/BB ratio in 62 1/3 innings out of the Triple-A bullpen in 2023. He’ll have a better chance to make his MLB debut now than he’s with the Athletics.
  • BAL Relief Pitcher
    Orioles signed RHP Robinson Martínez to a minor league contract.
    The 26-year-old pitched in the Phillies’ organization from 2015-19 and then in the Marlins’ organization from 2021-22. He has a career 4.92 ERA in 133 Minor League appearances as a relief pitcher. He’s likely just organizational depth for the Orioles.