Phillies Lose 28-Year-Old Free Agent Catcher to White Sox
Summary
The Philadelphia Phillies signed catcher Josh Breaux to a minor-league contract, but he did not show enough potential and chose free agency in November. Breaux, initially a New York Yankees farm player, has now signed with the Chicago White Sox.Key Facts
- Josh Breaux is a 28-year-old catcher who played in the minor leagues.
- The Phillies signed him in the middle of the 2024 season, but he struggled to show strong offensive numbers.
- Breaux chose free agency in November.
- On February 6, 2024, Breaux signed with the Chicago White Sox.
- Breaux was originally a second-round draft pick by the Yankees in 2018.
- He has a career total of 76 home runs in 406 minor-league games.
- With the Phillies, Breaux played 51 games, had a .649 OPS, hit three home runs, and earned 15 RBIs.
- The White Sox see him as an emergency option should injuries occur on their major league roster.
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