If the New York Yankees had just one weakness to address before the trade deadline, it had to be finding a right-handed-hitting catcher. And that's exactly what happened, as the Seattle Mariners parted ways with Mitch Garver just yesterday (Tuesday). Sure, I know what you're thinking—and you're right—there's absolutely nothing sexy about Garver's game. In 50 games this season, Garver posted a dismal .175 batting average with four home runs, fifteen RBIs, and an OPS+ of 73, ultimately losing his starting spot to Jhonny Pereda. Garver also performs better against left-handed pitchers with an OPS of .659, a mark significantly better than Wells' in that regard.