Matt Thaiss has been traded to the Tampa Bay Rays after a stint with the White Sox that saw him struggle at the plate, finishing with a .212 average. This trade opens the door for Korey Lee's return to the catching position.

Matt Thaiss's game-calling and understanding with Martin were highlighted, showcasing their strong battery relationship during the game.

Matt Thaiss has been brought in to help address the Cubs' catching woes, providing a potential solution at a position that has been a challenge for the team. His acquisition signifies a strategic move to bolster the roster, particularly with the emergence of young talent like Moises Ballesteros, who may initially serve as a designated hitter.

Catcher Matt Thaiss was designated for assignment by the Angels after a lackluster season, where he batted .204 with two home runs and 16 RBIs in 57 games. If he had remained on the roster and been offered a contract, he would have been eligible for salary arbitration.

Matt Thaiss has been designated for assignment after the Angels signed Travis d'Arnaud to back up Logan O'Hoppe. At 29, Thaiss is out of Minor League options and would need to clear waivers to be sent down. In 57 games last season, he posted a .204/.323/.299 line with two home runs and 16 RBIs, experiencing a decline in performance during the second half. The Angels had considered the possibility of trading him or carrying three catchers, but his future with the team remains uncertain.