Veteran catcher Austin Wynns has cleared waivers after being designated for assignment by the Rangers and opted to become a free agent instead of accepting a Triple-A assignment. At 35, he has played 34 games this season with a disappointing .146/.195/.183 batting line. Historically, Wynns has been a journeyman backup catcher with a career .230/.274/.334 average and is regarded as solid defensively. He is likely to attract interest from teams needing catching depth.
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Austin Wynns Declares Free Agency
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