For all intents and purposes, the Giants have their two major league catchers: Buster Posey and Andrew Susac.
But a team can never have enough depth heading into a new season.
More than a week after adding George Kottaras, the Giants have reportedly signed 13-year major league veteran catcher Miguel Olivo to a minor league deal.
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SIGN UP HERE The deal, reported by ESPN Deportes and Baseball America, includes an invitation to major league spring training.
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Olivo last played in the majors in 2014 with the Dodgers. He appeared in eight games and collected five hits in 23 at-bats.
In parts of 13 seasons with seven teams, Olivo has a career .240/.275/.417 line with 177 doubles, 145 home runs and 490 RBI.
In addition to Posey, Susac, Kottaras and Olivo, the Giants will have four other catchers in big league camp: Trevor Brown, top prospect Aramis Garcia, Tyler Ross and Matt Winn.