The Angels have signed free agent catcher Austin Wynns to a minor league deal after he was released by the A’s, where he struggled with a .167 batting average this season. Wynns, a 35-year-old veteran with over five years of major league service, brings experience and solid defensive skills, including a 30.2% caught-stealing rate. With injuries to catchers Logan O’Hoppe and Travis d’Arnaud, Wynns may soon see playing time in the majors. His deal allows him to retain his $1.1MM salary, with the Angels only responsible for the prorated minimum.
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Angels Sign Austin Wynns to Minor League Contract
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