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  • STL Catcher #30
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    Cardinals signed C Yohel Pozo to a minor league contract.
    Pozo was with the Braves briefly earlier this offseason prior to being released and will head to spring training with the Cardinals as extra organizational catching depth. The 27-year-old backstop got into 21 contests for the Athletics back in 2021, batting .284 (21-for-74) with one homer and nine RBI. He’s spent the past two seasons at Triple-A Las Vegas as emergency catching depth for Oakland.
  • FA Catcher #30
    Braves released C Yohel Pozo.
    At least, that’s according to MILB’s official transactions page. It’s reporting he was signed to a Triple-A contract on Thursday and then released on Friday. Either the initial signing was simply an error or perhaps the Braves noticed the sexual assault allegations against Pozo from several years back and decided against taking him on. Either way, he’s currently a free agent.
  • ATL Catcher #30
    Braves signed C Yohel Pozo to a minor league deal.
    Pozo had been with the Rangers since signing as an international free agent in 2016 before spending this past season in the Athletics organization. He made his MLB debut in 2021, slashing .284/.312/.378 with one home run and nine RBI in 21 games. He has not appeared in an MLB game since then but will serve as organizational catching depth.
  • ATH Starting Pitcher #96
    Athletics optioned RHPs Joey Estes and Royber Salinas, LHP Brady Basso, INF Jordan Diaz and OF Lazaro Armenteros to Triple-A Las Vegas; re-assigned LHPs Jack O’Loughlin and Francisco Perez, INF Brett Harris, C Yohel Pozo and RHPs Gerson Moreno, Vinny Nittoli and Gerardo Reyes to minor league camp.
    It’s a large batch of cuts, and there’s definitely some talent mixed in there, but no one who was truly expected to crack the team’s Opening Day roster. Jordan Diaz saw significant time with the A’s during the 2023 season and he’ll surely get another chance at some point in 2024. Estes is somewhat surprising, as he was absolutely dealing in Cactus League play — posting a 1.29 ERA, 0.43 WHIP and an 8/1 K/BB ratio across seven innings in his three outings.
  • ATH Catcher #31
    Athletics re-signed C Yohel Pozo to a minor league contract.
    Pozo is back in the fold with the Athletics as emergency organizational catching depth after slashing .206/.338/.523 with 18 homers across 391 plate appearances over 92 games this past season for Triple-A Las Vegas. The 26-year-old backstop hasn’t appeared in the majors since getting into 21 contests for the division-rival Rangers back in 2021 during their rebuilding phase.
  • STL Catcher #30
    Athletics signed C Yohel Pozo to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.
    With stalwart catcher Sean Murphy traded to the Braves earlier this week, there’s a legitimate opportunity this spring for Pozo to make the Athletics’ Opening Day roster as a backup catcher. The 25-year-old backstop got into 21 games for the Rangers during the 2021 campaign and spent all of last season at Triple-A Round Rock, batting .320/.352/.474 with six homers in 267 plate appearances.

  • INT Starting Pitcher #35
    Rangers reassigned RHP’s Kohei Arihara, Nick Tropeano and Brandon Workman and C Yohel Pozo to minor league camp.
    The latest series of Rangers’ cuts leaves their major-league spring training roster at 43 players. Arihara, Tropeano and Workman will function as organizational pitching depth and Pozo provides some emergency catching depth moving forward.

  • STL Catcher #30
    Rangers re-signed C Yohel Pozo to a minor-league contract with an invitation to spring training.
    Pozo was non-tendered by the Rangers earlier this week, but will remain with the organization on a new minor-league pact. The 24-year-old backstop hit .284/.312/.378 with one home run in 77 plate appearances at the major-league level last season. He’ll serve as organizational catching depth next season.

  • STL Catcher #30
    Rangers non-tendered C Yohel Pozo.
    Pozo made his MLB debut this summer at age 24 and slashed .284/.312/.378 in 77 plate appearances. He’ll probably have to accept a minor league contract in free agency.

  • STL Catcher #30
    Rangers optioned C Yohel Pozo to Triple-A Round Rock.
    Pozo saw just 77 plate appearances during his time with the Rangers, slashing a respectable .284/.312/.378 with a homer, nine RBI and a 10/3 K/BB ratio. He’ll be an interesting name to keep an eye on in deep mixed leagues and AL-only formats heading into the 2022 season.