The Twins released Sisco on March 24.

EDGE Analysis

Sisco, 28, hasn't appeared in the majors since 2021, when he logged 83 plate appearances between stops with the Orioles and Mets. He'll likely have to settle for a minor-league deal with another organization or explore opportunities in the independent or foreign ranks now that he's back on the open market.

The Twins reassigned Sisco to minor-league camp Thursday, Brandon Warne of Access Twins reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sisco battled knee problems most of last season, causing him to play in just 10 games with Triple-A St. Paul. The 28-year-old backstop put together a solid spring, slashing .214/.353/.500 over 17 plate appearances, but he will need to show the team a few more signs of recovery before he can join the major-league roster.

Sisco (knee) started at DH and went 0-for-4 in his spring debut Saturday against Baltimore.

EDGE Analysis

Sisco appeared in just 10 games for the Twins' Triple-A affiliate in St. Paul in 2022 before being shut down for the season in May due to a left knee strain. He'll compete for a roster spot this spring, but likely adds depth behind the plate at Triple-A.

Sisco (knee) re-signed Wednesday with the Twins on a minor-league contract.

EDGE Analysis

Though he elected free agency in November, Sisco will ultimately return to the Minnesota organization for a second straight season. The 27-year-old appeared in just 10 games for the Twins' Triple-A affiliate in St. Paul in 2022 before being shut down for the season in May due to a left knee strain. It's unclear if he'll be back to full health for spring training.

Sisco was placed on the 7-day minor-league injured list with a left knee strain Saturday, Brandon Warne of Access Twins reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sisco has appeared in 10 games at Triple-A St. Paul this year and has hit .194 with a homer, two doubles, four runs and three RBI. It's not yet clear whether he'll miss more than a week due to his knee injury.

Sisco signed a minor-league contract with the Twins on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

After being cut loose by the Mariners on Saturday, Sisco didn't have to wait long to find a new home. He'll help the Twins restock on some organizational catching depth after the Twins designated Jose Godoy for assignment Monday to make room on the Opening Day roster for reliever Danny Coulombe. Sisco is expected to report to Triple-A St. Paul to begin his tenure with the Twins, after he previously saw MLB action in parts of each of the last five seasons with the Orioles and Mets, producing a .197/.317/.337 slash line over 608 plate appearances.

Sisco was released by the Mariners on Saturday, Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

The catcher signed a minor-league contract with Mariners on March 16, going 2-for-9 from the plate while scoring a run over eight appearances. Sisco will once again be on the move after spending the 2021 season with the Orioles and Mets, slashing an abysmal .149/.241/.189 with three doubles and four RBI over 83 plate appearances.

Sisco signed a minor-league contract with the Mariners on Wednesday that includes an invite to major-league spring training.

EDGE Analysis

Sisco appeared in 28 games with the Orioles and Mets last year and hit .149 with five runs and four RBI. He'll work with the major-league coaching staff this spring but seems likely to serve as organizational depth to begin the regular season.

Sisco was designated for assignment by the Mets on Tuesday, Tim Britton of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sisco has served as extra catching depth for the Mets since he was claimed off waivers from the Orioles in late June, but he's only played in four games for the team. He'll make way on the 40-man roster for Noah Syndergaard (elbow), who returns from Tommy John surgery to start Tuesday against the Marlins.

Sisco (knee) was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse on Monday, Justin Toscano of The Bergen Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sisco hadn't played since getting banged up in a home-plate collision Friday against the Nationals, though he was serving as the Mets' third catcher, so his lack of game time doesn't necessarily indicate that he's still injured. The fact that he's been optioned instead of placed on the injured list seemingly indicates that he's ready to play, but he'll do so at the Triple-A level while the Mets clear a space for Dominic Smith to return from the injured list.