A rare three-run game for Trevino. His only other two came in his breakthrough 2022 season with the Yankees, but even then, he scored only a total of 39 runs in115 games and 353 plate appearances. He’s opened this year 5-for-17 for a Reds team missing its starting catcher in Tyler Stephenson.

The two sides agreed to the deal on Thursday afternoon and it didn’t take them long to make it official. Trevino is expected to open the season as the Reds’ primary catcher with Tyler Stephenson (oblique) starting the season on the injured list.

Heyman says the deal will pay Trevino $15 million, and it includes a club option for a fourth season. The 32-year-old backstop was acquired from the Yankees this winter, and with Tyler Stephenson (oblique) opening the year on the injured list, it’ll be Trevino that handled the catching duties for the Reds to open 2025.

Trevino was hit by a foul tip in his thumb during Friday’s Cactus League game, but the good news is there appears to be no break or structural damage. The 32-year-old is expected to open the season as the starting catcher with Tyler Stephenson (oblique) opening the year on the 10-day injured list, but Trevino’s status for Opening Day is still a bit of a question mark.