Tres Barrera

The Rays sent Tres Barrera to minor-league camp Sunday, per team updates, as a non-roster invitee with slim Opening Day roster odds.

Fantasy Impact

Barrera’s camp stint as a non-roster invitee ends Sunday, overshadowed by Danny Jansen and Ben Rortvedt’s readiness, likely landing him at Triple-A Durham for depth behind the plate. Fantasy managers in deep dynasty leagues might stash him, banking on his experience for a slim 2025 Rays call-up chance if injuries strike the catching corps early in the season.

The Rays have signed Tres Barrera to a minor-league contract.

Fantasy Impact

Barrera has not received much playing time over the last few seasons at the big league level. He will likely start the season with Triple-A Durham.

Tres Barrera went 1-for-4 Saturday, doubling, scoring one run, and driving in two runs in the Nationals' 11-5 loss to the Phillies.

Fantasy Impact

Barrera has done little at the plate for the Nationals, getting hits in just three of 10 games this season. The catcher is hitting a paltry .167 with one run scored and four runs batted in this season.

Tres Barrera went 1-for-2 Saturday, singling and driving in two runs in the Nationals' 5-3 loss to the Marlins.

Fantasy Impact

Barrera made an immediate impact with his bat for the Nationals Saturday in his first Major League Baseball action of the season. The 27-year-old was hitting .256 with 25 runs scored, seven home runs, and 24 runs batted in through 51 games with Triple-A Rochester prior to being called up by the Nationals. Fantasy managers should look elsewhere for the time being.

Tres Barrera hit his second home run of the year after going 3-for-4 with one run scored and two RBI. He also struck out twice and led the team with three hits.

Fantasy Impact

Barrera isn't relevant in 15-team mixed leagues since he lacks the playing time at the moment.