Mariners Sign 30-Year-Old Catcher Away from Orioles
Summary
The Seattle Mariners have signed Jakson Reetz, a 30-year-old catcher, to a minor league contract. This moves places him as a competitor for the backup catcher position during spring training. Reetz has limited experience in Major League Baseball but has shown power at the Triple-A level.Key Facts
- Jakson Reetz signed a minor league contract with the Seattle Mariners on January 24.
- Reetz is 30 years old and has played in only eight Major League games.
- Last season, he was part of the New York Mets organization before joining the Baltimore Orioles.
- In 2022, Reetz played 65 games at the Triple-A level, hitting .192 with 11 home runs.
- The Mariners are looking to fill their backup catcher position and have multiple contenders, including Reetz.
- The team has also signed Brian O'Keefe and acquired Jhonny Pereda as potential candidates for the same role.
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