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Quinn

Quinn inked a minor league contract with Colorado back in late July and never wound up getting back to the big leagues. The 30-year-old outfielder spent time in the minors this season with the Brewers and Guardians as well, posting a .631 OPS two homers and 16 steals in 48 games at the Triple-A level.

Quinn has yet to appear in the majors this season and has spent time with both the Brewers and Guardians at the minor-league level. The 30-year-old journeyman speedster provides Colorado with some extra outfield depth over the final two months of the year.

Quinn hasn’t appeared in the majors this year and wound up being cut loose by Milwaukee after batting .121 (4-for-33) with five steals across 10 games for Triple-A Nashville. The 30-year-old speedster is merely organizational depth at this stage of his career.

Quinn, 30, was released by the Guardians early last month before joining the Brewers’ Triple-A affiliate in recent days. He’s a .226/.303/.348 hitter in the majors and will mostly function as depth at this point.

Quinn, 29, was hitting .177/.391/.235 across 15 games with the Guardians’ Triple-A affiliate. The former Phillies’ outfielder will try to find a better situation elsewhere.

Quinn and Collins will head to the minors as organizational position player depth after signing minor league contracts during the offseason.

Quinn singled off of Zac Gallen in the fifth inning, swiped second base and then ultimately stole home as part of a double steal with Tyler Freeman. He also doubled off of Kevin Ginkel in the sixth inning. Even with the two-hit effort though, the 29-year-old is hitting just .192 (5-for-26) this spring -- though that comes with three homers, seven RBI and three stolen bases.

The speedy outfielder opened the scoring in the ballgame with his two-run shot off of Jameson Taillon in the second inning. Quinn then smacked a three-run shot off of Peyton Remy in the fifth inning that extended the Guardians’ lead to 8-3. He now has three long balls in just five at-bats this spring. While it was a memorable day for the 29-year-old outfielder, he still faces an uphill climb at attempting to secure a reserve role in the Guardians’ crowded outfield.

Quinn bounced between the Phillies and Rays last season, slashing just .215/.287/.304 in 87 total plate appearances. He was outrighted off the 40-man roster in Tampa Bay in November. The 29-year-old will function as organizational outfield depth for Cleveland leading into the 2023 campaign.

Quinn hit .215/.287/.304 in 87 plate appearances with the Phillies and Rays last season. He’ll look for a bench gig elsewhere this winter. His speed makes him a decent option, but he’s just so prone to injury.