Austin Wells, catcher for the Yankees, was involved in the game-ending play that led to Bichette’s knee injury. Wells’ role with New York provides context for the opponent’s perspective and the interleague dynamics as the Jays face playoff implications with a thinner infield.

Wells was involved in the dangerous home-plate collision with Bichette, a notable incident amid Toronto’s injury-run. His presence anchors the Yankees’ catching corps.

Wells is cited as the collision partner when Bichette collided with a shin guard, not a Jays asset in this series. The mention serves as context for the incident rather than a fantasy-worthy Jays contributor in this matchup.

Austin Wells is noted only as the Yankees catcher involved in the collision with Bichette's shin guard. While not a focal fantasy element here, Wells’ presence anchors a separate MLB storyline and reminds managers to track interleague plate appearances and catcher depth.

Austin Wells collided with Bichette earlier in the game, adding to New York’s backstop depth as Wells remains part of NYY’s catchers. His role on the Yankees offers depth in the catching corps, with fantasy relevance contingent on playing time.