Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-1, 220 lbs |
| Birthplace: Cabrera Nagua, DR |
| Age: 38 |
| Experience: R |
| Bats/Throws: R, R |
Last Game
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1:25Brewers Make Old School Baseball Fun Again
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0:52Brewers' Place Among Recent World Series Winners
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1:34MLB Offseason: Potential Lockout Looming
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2:43Brewers, Rays Sound Off After Milwaukee Wins 1st World Series Title
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1:47MLB Offseason Preview: Why the Mets Are the Team to Watch
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1:59World Series Game 5 Highlights: Brewers at Rays (10/28)
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9:36Early 2027 Third Base Rankings!
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1:52William Contreras Wins 2026 World Series MVP
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1:46Overcoming Mound Issues in Tampa
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0:55Brewers' Historic World Series Triumph
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1:38Brewers Win 1st World Series in Franchise History
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1:40Rays Rally in Extras to Force World Series Game 5
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1:20Brewers Turn to Misiorowski to Close Out World Series
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1:35World Series Game 4 Highlights: Brewers at Rays (10/27)
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1:04Brewers, Rays Set to Clash in World Series Game 5
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1:41Who Starts In Game 5 For Rays?
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0:43Should The Brewers' Brought Out Misiorowski In Game 4
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0:57Rays Bullpen Shuts Down Brewers, Force Game 5
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1:53Did Pat Murphy Miss Manage Game 4
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1:06Ben Williamson Walks It Off, Rays Force Game 5
Top Mayo Acosta News
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Rays' Mayobanex Acosta: Drives in three in Wednesday victory
Acosta went 2-for-2 with two doubles, three RBI and two runs scored in Wednesday's 5-2 spring victory over the Twins.
With many of the Rays regulars unavailable due to a delayed return from Havana, the backup catcher received some rare playing time and fully capitalized. His seventh-inning, two-run double tied the game, and Acosta subsequently scored the lead run on a two-out throwing error by Twins shortstop Eduardo Nunez. He added a ninth-inning RBI on his second two-bagger of the afternoon. Acosta has only six exhibition at-bats to date, and is essentially serving as a spring-training body after signing a minor-league contract on Feb. 18 and receiving an invite to camp.
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Rays' Mayobanex Acosta: Signs minor league contract with Rays on Thursday
Acosta signed a minor league contract with the Rays on Thursday and will be invited to major league camp, Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times reports.
Acosta was with the Rays organization last season, but played sparingly and elected to be a free agent after the conclusion of the season. He'll return to the team and act as no more than a third-string catcher while Justin O'Conner is sidelined with a back injury.
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