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Matt Wieters will have to prove his way onto a Major League roster this spring. Wieters is signing a minor league deal with the St. Louis Cardinals, as first reported by Rob Rains. Wieters played in just 76 games last season, his second with the …
The Washington Nationals announced on Thursday that Matt Wieters has undergone hamstring surgery, and it sounds like the catcher could miss an extended period of time. As Mark Zuckerman of MASN Sports notes, hamstring injuries typically only require …
The Tampa Bay Rays have made a formal offer to free agent catcher Matt Wieters, according to a report. According to Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times, the Rays have made an offer to Wieters, likely for one year and less money than the player was …
The Washington Nationals are still interested in free agent catcher Matt Wieters, but only on a short-term deal. According to ESPN’s Jayson Stark, the Nationals do maintain an interest in Wieters, who remains unsigned even as pitchers and …
As the MLB free agent market continues to thin, the top remaining options are attracting more and more interest. According to a report by Tommy Stokke of FanRag Sports on Friday, the Milwaukee Brewers “have emerged as a potential suitor” …
Spring training is less than a month away, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t still a few players in the Major League Baseball free agent market that could make positive contributions to a team. Though roster spots are filling up, …
Bryce Harper is calling for his Washington Nationals to break bread. ESPN’s Jim Bowden reported on Wednesday that the Nationals maintain interest in free agents Matt Wieters and Greg Holland but are facing a dilemma because they are overbudget …
After losing Wilson Ramos in free agency this offseason, the Washington Nationals are looking at another All-Star catcher to potentially fill his place. According to a report by Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports on Thursday, the Nationals are interested in …
Free agent catcher Matt Wieters is going to miss some offseason workout time after he suffered a left forearm injury. But this isn’t just any forearm injury — it’s one you would only expect from a pro baseball player. Dan Connolly …
