San Francisco Giants catcher Stephen Vogt went 2-for-4 with a double, a two-run home run, and a walk in Wednesday's 11-8 win over the Rockies. Vogt took Jon Gray deep in the fifth inning for his fourth long ball of the season. The veteran has been serviceable in a shallow position this season and now owns a .271/.338/.525 slash line with 18 RBI in 133 plate appearances. He is worth a look in deeper two-catcher leagues at this time.

San Francisco Giants catcher Stephen Vogt went 2-for-3 with a three-run home run in Saturday's 4-3 loss against the Arizona Diamondbacks. He was making the start in place of Buster Posey, who was given a rest against the difficult Zack Greinke. Vogt's homer was a solo blast in the ninth inning off of closer Greg Holland. He is now slashing .277/.349/.500 with a pair of homers and 12 RBI. His fantasy appeal is rather minimal outside of the deepest of NL formats unless Posey goes down with a l[...]

We're halfway there in the baseball season, but hopefully your fantasy team is living on more than a prayer. (By Jove, that's terrible. Apologies.)Unless it's a points league, categories are starting to take more precedence at this point. Every hitter on this week's Cut List comes with a list of categories in which a need indicates greater or lesser use for the player to be on your team.Stats are through Friday, June 28. [...]

San Francisco Giants catcher Stephen Vogt smacked a go-ahead two-run double in the top of the 10th inning in Tuesday's win against the New York Mets, helping manager Bruce Bochy to his 1,000th victory in a Giants uniform. He joins John McGraw as the only skipper in franchise history to reach the milestone. The Giants tacked on four runs for good measure, winning 9-3. It wasn't all great for Vogt, as he was caught stealing during the game. The veteran is worth a look in two-catcher leagues and s[...]

As we near the end of May, catching situations are becoming clearer and some players' numbers are starting to normalize with a larger sample size. [...]

As we make our way through the month of May, catching situations are becoming clearer and some players' numbers are starting to normalize with a larger sample size. [...]

San Francisco Giants catcher Stephen Vogt had his contract purchased from Triple-A on Wednesday. Vogt was hitting well in the minors and the Giants need depth behind Buster Posey. Vogt is expected to play some first base as well since Posey didn't sit too often. Pitcher Ty Blach has been optioned to Triple-A to make room for Vogt. However, unless Posey gets injured Vogt won't have much fantasy value off the bench.

San Francisco Giants catcher Stephen Vogt has been called up by the Giants less than a year after being sidelined by major shoulder surgery. He has a slash line of .241/.389/.500 with four home runs and seven RBI with the River Cats this season in Triple-A. He could be worth a look in some leagues, but it is worth monitoring how he adjusts to Major League pitching with his last at-bat at this level coming in 2017.

San Francisco Giants catcher Stephen Vogt (shoulder) was able to withstand five innings behind the plate in a minor-league spring game on [...]

The San Francisco Giants are expected to sign free-agent catcher Stephen Vogt. The Giants are looking for catching depth behind Buster Posey after losing Nick Hundley to free agency. Posey is coming off a serious hip surgery last August and will be looking to rest him often early in the season. Vogt, 34, didn't play at all in 2018 due to injury and hit just .233/.285/.423 with 12 home runs and 40 RBI in 99 games with the A's and Brewers in 2017. He doesn't have much left to offer for fantasy own[...]