Grayson Greiner: Where does the massive Minnesota Twins catcher rank among the tallest MLB players? 

Minnesota Twins’ catcher, Grayson Greiner has made headlines for a video displaying his impresive height after standing up infront of a TV shot. Greiner stands at an impressive 6'6" tall, tying him for the 10th tallest player in the history of the Major Leagues. He shares this distinction with several other players, including former All-Star catcher Matt Wieters and pitcher Tyler Glasnow. However, there are two taller players currently active who have gained attention in recent years.

Aaron Judge

Aaron judge is taller than Grayson Greiner at 6’7’’

New York Yankees outfielder and current AL MVP Aaron Judge stands at an impressive 6'7" tall, making him one of the tallest players in the league. He is known for his towering home runs and powerful swing, which have made him a fan favorite in New York and a player to watch in the league. Judge was the 2017 American League Rookie of the Year and has become one of the most feared hitters in the league. His height gives him a significant advantage at the plate, as he can reach pitches that other players cannot.

Sean Hjelle

Sean Hjelle is taller than Grayson Greiner at 6’11’’

Sean Hjelle is another tall player who has gained attention in the MLB. He stands at a towering 6'11", making him the tallest player in the league's history. Hjelle is a pitcher who was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in 2018 and has spent most of his career in their farm system. His MLB career has been very short, having played 8 games with an ERA of 5.76. Hjelle's height makes him an intriguing prospect for the Giants and other teams in the league. His height gives him a significant advantage on the mound, as he can throw pitches from a higher release point than most other pitchers.

While being tall can be an advantage in certain situations, it does not necessarily make one a better baseball player. However, tall players like Grayson Greiner, Aaron Judge, and Sean Hjelle have brought a unique perspective to the game of baseball. They have shown that being tall does not define their abilities as baseball players, but it can make them stand out on the field and give them an advantage in certain areas. As the MLB continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how tall players like Greiner, Judge, and Hjelle continue to make an impact on the game.