Former Toronto Blue Jays catcher has signed deal with the Miami Marlins
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Former Toronto Blue Jays catcher Rob Brantly has agreed to a deal with his former team the Miami Marlins as he will be returning to the state of Florida.
Thee 35 year old catcher last played for the Marlins back in 2013 which more than 10 years later is still his season with the most games played in the majors with 67 as he has not seen a ton of action since then.
Former Blue Jays catcher Rob Brantly has signed minor league deal with the Marlins
The Marlins announced last night that they have agreed to a minor league deal with Blue Jays former catcher Rob Brantly which will also include a major league Spring Training invite.
#Marlins have reached an agreement with catcher Rob Brantly on a Minor League deal with an invitation to Spring Training.
Brantly was a Marlin from 2012-13.
Brantly was a Marlin from 2012-13.
Marlins, Rob Brantly Agree To Minor League Contract
Brantly has been in the MLB since 2012 but has not seen a lot of time in the majors since then as his season with the most games played came back in 2013 with the Marlins and since then has appeared in a total of 40 games.
Last season, Brantly was with the Rays in which he only played three games finishing with 1 hit and a .111 batting average and .111 on base percentage.
Rob Brantly's only hit in the majors this past season.
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Brantly's time with the Blue Jays was short as he signed a minor league deal with them in 2023 but only last 43 games with the Buffalo Bisons before being released.
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