# Reese Mcguire
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Reese Jackson McGuire (born March 2, 1995) is an American professional baseball catcher for the Toronto Blue Jays of Major League Baseball (MLB). He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first round of the 2013 MLB draft, and was traded to Toronto in 2016. He made his MLB debut in 2018, and is ranked 20th on Major League Baseball's 2020 Top 30 Blue Jays prospects list.
Ep. 334 - Heading to the Good Land
Sox fans! Opening Day is upon us. Our Chicago White Sox make their way to Milwaukee to take on the brew crew. Some interesting developments in the catching department for the Sox. Reese McGuire has been brought back and Korey Lee is not expected to make the Opening Day roster. What's next for Lee? …
SURPRISE: White Sox bring back Reese McGuire and DROP Korey Lee despite Lee's better bench VALUE
The Chicago White Sox spark debate with the decision to sign Reese McGuire as backup catcher, leaving Korey Lee on the trading block.
Host Todd Welter scrutinizes the logic behind favoring McGuire over the younger, cheaper Lee, examining spring training performances, left-handed bench needs, and t…
2026 Preview: Bullpen
This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal.
Rundown
[Intro] Chicago White Sox sign old friend Reese McGuire to a one year contract and will be moving on from Korey Lee as the primary backup catcher. Josh Nelson and Jim Margalus ponder aloud why the White Sox made this mov…
One Surprise Any Several Expected White Sox Roster Decisions
We take our best guess at the final roster for the start of the 2026 regular season and discover the few actual roster battle winners. One was Reese McGuire, surprisingly, as he got $1.2 million to supplant Korey Lee. Why did it happen? What's the long-term plan for McGuire? We try to make sense of…
White Sox 2026 Season Preview | Episode 101
We're back for season 4 of the Sox On 35th Podcast! Our usual crew of Duke Coughlin, Jordan Lazowski, and Nik Gaur get you set before Opening Day 2026 for the White Sox on Thursday:
What does the Reese McGuire signing mean?
How will the team replace Mike Vasil's innings?
Final Offseason Gra…
Happy Opening Day! (Let's Go Mets?)
Happy Opening Day! Netflix is here to make watching baseball even worse; the White Sox signed Reese McGuire because they needed more catchers; it's time for the real March Madness (corn and bowling); is this finally the Mets year?
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2026 First Month Recap
This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal.
Rundown
[Intro] Audio from the press conference held by Chicago White Sox general manager Chris Getz prior to the start of the Nationals series. His early thoughts on Munetaka Murakami, and if there have been discussions about a…
NOT CLUTCH: Chicago White Sox offense FAILS with runners in scoring position, bullpen COLLAPSES
The Chicago White Sox stumble at home as clutch hitting and bullpen woes stall their rebuild. Can the South Siders fix their problems with runners in scoring position and high-leverage relief, or will the road to 70+ wins slip further out of reach?
Host Todd Welter spotlights the White Sox’s inabi…
The Cubs Are in a Three-Way Fight. What Does This Week Bring?
This week on The Division Line, Pete Dwyer breaks down all six MLB divisions with the numbers that actually matter.
This episode covers:
Best record in baseball — Atlanta and Tampa Bay are separating from the field
Division leaders across all six divisions and how many games they're up
Wild card pi…
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