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Catching Lightning in a Bottle: A History of Trades à la Rutschman
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The focus here is on starters, though I included a few prominent backups for reasons that will become clear.
On the heels of that career highlight, Leyritz was traded four times in a span of just over 18 months.
Texas was 62-44, six games up in the AL West, with Robinson Chirinos and Bobby Wilson splitting catching duties.
He started six of the team’s 18 postseason games, including World Series Games 1 and 5, hitting .300/.333/.500.
The A’s were 58-46 at the time, 5.5 games behind the division-leading Astros but firmly positioned as the second AL Wild Card spot.