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New York Yankees catcher J.C. Escarra (79) throws the ball around the infield during the eighth inning of an exhibition game ...
Escarra has had a limited role with the Yankees this season, playing in 36 of the team's 95 games. However, he's made his mark with a batting average of .215, an on-base percentage of .312, and a ...
Catcher J.C. Escarra will be absent from the New York Yankees' third game against the Cincinnati Reds tonight, to attend the birth of his first child.
In Escarra's first 18 starts this season, he caught four 1-0 Yankees victories (the franchise record for 1-0 wins is six, 1908 and 1968). His 2.76 catcher's ERA is over a run lower than Austin ...
Asked which accomplishment he was more excited about, Escarra said, “Both.’’ J.C. Escarra hits a home run during the Yankees-Orioles game on June 21, 2025. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect ...
As the pinch hitter checked his swing on a full count, his bat hit J.C. Escarra’s glove, which led the Blue Jays to call for a challenge that they won to load the bases in what became a five-run ...
Yankees' J.C. Escarra: Filling in for resting Wells By RotoWire Staff Jun 30, 2025 at 4:33 pm ET • 1 min read ...
The Yankees placed J.C. Escarra on the paternity list before the Reds finale, marking a heartwarming moment in his already improbable MLB journey.
Jun 29, 2025; Bronx, New York, USA; New York Yankees catcher J.C. Escarra (25) walks off the field after the top of the eighth inning against the Athletics at Yankee Stadium.
With DJ LeMahieu's release, the Yankees might require some additional infield versatility, so catcher-first baseman JC Escarra is taking grounders at third base, alongside Jorbit Vivas, who was ...
Yankees' erratic defense remains an issue Catcher’s interference by Yankees backup JC Escarra helped trigger Toronto’s five-run seventh, and suddenly the Blue Jays are a game behind the AL ...
Escarra’s journey to the majors was never fast-tracked. The Mets drafted him in 2013 out of high school, but he didn’t sign. The Orioles took him in 2017 after a strong college run at FIU.