The Giants released veteran catcher Austin Barnes from their Triple-A affiliate. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Longtime Dodgers catcher Austin Barnes is on the hunt for a new team after a brief stint in the Giants' organization.

The San Francisco Giants released longtime Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Austin Barnes from their Triple-A affiliate Friday. Barnes signed a minor league deal w ...

Although he's trying to take advantage of his limited chances, the rookie has learned some tough lessons along the way, few more so than one on the basepaths Tuesday.

After the Los Angeles Dodgers let him go earlier this season, the San Francisco Giants elected to release catcher Austin ...

The 35-year-old backstop debuted for Triple-A Sacramento shortly before the All-Star break but didn't gain much momentum in his bid for a promotion to the big leagues, slashing just .212/.297/.212 ...

Former Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Austin Barnes has signed a minor league deal with the San Francisco Giants. After 11 seasons, four National League pennants, and a pair of World Series victories ...

Unfortunately for Barnes, he wasn't the man behind the plate catching Kershaw's historic feat. Barnes joined the rival San Francisco Giants this month after 11 seasons and two titles with the Dodgers.

All-Star Will Smith has a secure position on the roster with his $140 million contract, so Austin Barnes, who was the guy on the hot seat, was let go to make Rushing the replacement for a ...

Over parts of 11 seasons with the Dodgers, Barnes hit .223/.322/.338 with 63 doubles, 35 home runs and 162 RBI. Will Austin Barnes play against Dodgers?