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Why Athletics cut ties with .623 OPS catcher amid Phillies series
TL;DR
The Athletics designated catcher Austin Wynns for assignment before their game against the Phillies. This move follows the return of Shea Langeliers from the paternity list.
Key points
- Athletics designated catcher Austin Wynns for assignment
- Shea Langeliers returned from the paternity list
- Wynns had a .623 OPS before being cut
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The Athletics will play the finale of a three-game set on the road against the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday evening.
Before tonight's game, they made a notable roster move at the catcher's position.
Martin Gallegos of MLB.com reports that Austin Wynns was designated for assignment by the A's after Shea Langeliers returned from the paternity list.
"Wynnsâ poor performance at the plate will send him to the waiver wire in all likelihood, though itâs possible another club swings a cash swap to plug him in as a short-term backup," Steve Adams of MLB Trade Rumors wrote.
Langeliers and recent trade acquisition Jonah Heim will split the catching duties for the A's for the time being.
Q&A
Why did the Athletics designate Austin Wynns for assignment?
The Athletics designated Austin Wynns for assignment to make room for Shea Langeliers, who returned from the paternity list.
What was Austin Wynns' OPS before being cut by the Athletics?
Austin Wynns had a .623 OPS before being designated for assignment by the Athletics.
When did the Athletics make the roster move involving Austin Wynns?
The Athletics made the roster move involving Austin Wynns before their game against the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday evening.
