The Los Angeles Angels signed catcher Max Stassi to a three-year, $17.5 million contract Thursday, buying out two free agent years while providing themselves with a club option for a third. Stassi, 31 ...
When Mickey Storey, the manager at Triple-A Round Rock, pinch-hit for catcher Garrett Stubbs in the seventh inning on ...
Chicago White Sox catcher Max Stassi has undergone a season-ending left hip surfacing procedure, the team announced Monday afternoon. Stassi had the operation at the Hospital for Special Surgery in ...
The White Sox placed catcher Max Stassi on the 10-day injured list this afternoon due to hip inflammation, per a club announcement. The club also recalled catcher Korey Lee from Triple-A Charlotte.
The Angels inched closer to operating at full strength, activating catcher Max Stassi off the injured list after the backstop suffered a concussion in early May. “I feel amazing,” Stassi said. “It was ...
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Max Stassi says he wishes he had done "the right thing" when he learned about the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scheme late in their World Series championship season in 2017. The ...
The Chicago White Sox on Monday placed catcher Max Stassi, who missed all of last season, on the 10-day injured list because of left hip inflammation. Stassi, 33, had not played in a spring training ...
New Los Angeles Angels manager Kurt Suzuki is hard at work building his staff in Anaheim. On Wednesday night, the Halos hired former catcher Max Stassi as the club’s next catching coach, per Jeff ...
The journey back into professional baseball for Yuba City High School product Max Stassi may begin with the San Francisco Giants’ farm system. Although it had not been announced by the Giants as a ...
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The Giants agreed to a minor league contract with Max Stassi, as first reported by Just Baseball’s Aram Leighton (on X) and subsequently reflected on the catcher’s MLB.com transaction log. It’s likely ...