...RC/27 for major league catchers (4.54 projected for Zaun vs. an average of about 4.75), with Towles coming in second from this group at 4.06. We'll see what happens, but at least one projection method lends credence to a possible signing of Gregg...
...AJ Burnett, who we will offer arbitration to, so that we will get the two draft picks when he signs somewhere else, Gregg Zaun, who we won't offer, even though he is a Type B free agent, on the fear that he would accept, and Brad Wilkerson, who unless he...
...Jack Wilson are ongoing, but concrete proposals have yet to be exchanged. The Tigers have interest in free agent catcher Gregg Zaun. Zaun, 38 in April, hit .237/.340/.359 in 288 plate appearances this year while earning $3.75MM. Morosi adds that the...
...mentor. Washington would be the best fit for that but another club might take a flyer on I-Rod to be the everyday backstop. 3. Gregg Zaun = Type B It looks like Zaun’s time in Canada may be coming to a close. In his 14-year career, the Blue Jays were...
...season, the Blue Jays had Gregg Zaun as Rod Barajas' (pictured) backup. (Sun Media/Veronica Henri) The catching position always has provided the Blue Jays organization with something of a Gordian Knot. The Gordian Knot, of course, is part of the legend...
Background
Gregory Owen Zaun (pronounced /zɑːn/; born April 14, 1971 in Glendale, California) is a Major League Baseball player with the Toronto Blue Jays. A catcher, his plate-blocking ability and hustle have made him a fan favorite in Toronto.
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