Jose Trevino Stats

Catcher Jose Trevino and the New York Yankees agreed to a one-year, $2.36 million deal to avoid salary arbitration. Trevino serves as the starting catcher in the Bronx, with Kyle Higashioka serving as the backup. Trevino was named to his first all-star game in 2022 after displaying an impressive bat and immaculate defense. He slashed .248/.283/.388 with a .671 OPS and 11 HRs. The 30-year-old was most productive with runners in scoring position and amassed a .901 OPS with a 159 wRC+. Trevino was additionally awarded the Gold Glove award, which is only the beginning of his hardware display. The Texas native continues to impress the Yankees' management and is vying for some more reps behind the plate in 2023.

13 days ago

New York Yankees catcher Jose Trevino is back in the starting lineup for Sunday's Game 4 against the Cleveland Guardians. The 29-year-old will move back into the lineup after getting the day off for Game 3. Kyle Higashioka will head to the bench, which makes sense considering Trevino is the better hitter between the two. The Yankees must win this game, so they want their best bats in the lineup. Trevino will do the catching and bat eighth against right-hander Cal Quantrill on Sunday.

3 months ago

The New York Yankees reinstated catcher Jose Trevino from the paternity list on Monday. Trevino has enjoyed a solid season at the plate for the Yankees and fantasy managers this season, batting .254 with a .290 on-base percentage, 10 home runs, and a pair of stolen bases. He's logged 307 plate appearances so far in 2022 and should continue to be the team's primary option behind the plate. New York's other catching options on the 40-man roster include Kyle Higashioka and Ben Rortvedt.

4 months ago