Twins DFA 7-Year MLB Veteran Catcher
Summary
The Minnesota Twins have removed catcher Alex Jackson from their roster as they aim for a playoff spot. Jackson had a good start to the season but will no longer be on the Twins’ active team.Key Facts
- The Twins designated Alex Jackson for assignment to reduce their roster to 26 players.
- Jackson played 29 games this season, hitting one home run and maintaining a .303 batting average.
- Despite solid recent performance, the Twins decided to release him from the roster.
- Jackson has played 189 MLB games over seven seasons with six different teams.
- His career totals include 12 home runs, 37 runs batted in (RBI), and a .174 batting average.
- Other teams might consider adding Jackson as an extra catcher for depth.
- The Twins are currently competing for a spot in the American League Central playoffs.
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