#jose-trevino

#jose-trevino

The Yankees trade Jose Trevino to the Reds, establishing Austin Wells as their full-time catcher moving forward.

The Yankees traded catcher Jose Trevino to the Cincinnati Reds for Fernando Cruz and Alex Jackson, adding depth to their pitching and catching roster.

Jose Trevino's role has shifted from key starter to backup catcher due to injuries and the emergence of Austin Wells.

The Reds extended catcher Jose Trevino for three years at nearly $15MM, focusing on his defensive contributions.

Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson will start the 2025 season on the injured list due to a low-grade oblique strain.

The Yankees' trade of catcher Jose Trevino signifies a new era behind the plate as they embrace rookie Austin Wells as their starting catcher.

Jose Trevino has been traded from the Yankees to the Reds, marking a significant change in his career after a successful stint as a catcher.

Jose Trevino's return strengthens Yankees' lineup, but may lead to fewer opportunities for the promising rookie catcher, Austin Wells.

Jose Trevino's performance as a catcher for the Yankees has been impressive, making him a valuable asset entering his last year of arbitration.

The Yankees won their seventh straight game, sweeping the Chicago White Sox 7-2. Key players: Carlos Rodon had a strong pitching performance, Jose Trevino shone both defensively and offensively, and Jon Berti and Aaron Judge contributed with crucial home runs.