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.

Austin Wells, Yankees catcher, was part of the home-plate collision that contributed to Bichette's knee issue. Wells is the subject of the event’s context and provides a catcher’s perspective on the episode; his fantasy relevance depends on playing time.

Wells, the Yankees catcher, is cited in the piece as part of the broader on-field chess match. His role behind the plate and in handling pitchers during a pitch-relay moment adds a fantasy lens on game-caller impact and the potential for games to tilt with better catcher-pitcher communication.