Looking to add more competition for the backup shortstop role, the Diamondbacks signed Elvis Andrus last week to a minor league deal. With the D-backs coming off a World Series trip and a clubhouse full of young, dynamic players, Andrus sees an opportunity to make his mark.
Veteran infielder Elvis Andrus signed a minor league deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday. The contract includes an invitation to spring training.
The Diamondbacks signed veteran shortstop Elvis Andrus to a minor league deal, complete with an invite to Spring Training, according to MLB.com's Steve Gilbert.
SCOTTSDALE — The Arizona Diamondbacks signed 15-year MLB veteran shortstop Elvis Andrus to a minor league contract with an invitation to major league spring training on Sunday.
On Sunday, the Arizona Diamondbacks announced the signing of 15-year veteran Elvis Andrus to a minor league contract, which includes an invitation to spring training.
This marks the first minor league deal of his career.
The Cardinals have considered adding depth at shortstop.
There are still plenty of free-agent shortstops on the market.
Every team has that one player that embodies what it means to play for that club. Those players don’t just improve the team with their skill. They also raise the team with their personality.
Mike Clevinger allowed two solo homers for the Chicago White Sox in yet another quality start on Sunday afternoon. Elvis Andrus knocked in two runs to get the Pale Hose on the board against the Boston Red Sox, and Gavin Sheets added what turned into an insurance run.
Superior pitching, a breakthrough behind the plate, and a return to form in left field helped carry the Milwaukee Brewers to the NL Central crown, but the club will still have opportunities to improve this offseason.
It’s an exceptionally thin group, a marked contrast to the star-studded classes of the last two offseasons.
Friday's game got off to an excellent start for the Chicago White Sox. Elvis Andrus hit a solo homer on the first pitch he saw against the Colorado Rockies to stake the White Sox to an early lead.
Elvis Andrus, at 34 years old, is in his 15th Major League season. After an abysmal start this year, thoughts about him hanging his cleats up may begin to circle.
Jake Burger debuted a "Chicago mobster" home run celebration Thursday night after hitting his sixth dinger of the season, but it came in a 14-5 home loss to the Tampa Bay Rays.
On Wednesday, 15-year MLB veteran Elvis Andrus recorded career hit No. 2,000 and now finds himself in exclusive company.
For the first time in Elvis Andrus' 14-year MLB career, he is not playing shortstop.
The White Sox are renewing their subscription to one player from last year’s team.
The Chicago White Sox acquired Elvis Andrus after the Oakland A’s parted ways with him late in the summer due to financial reasons. Chicago struck gold with Andrus as they did with pitcher Johnny Cueto.
When Chicago White Sox' shortstop Tim Anderson injured his hand in early August, it felt all but over for the team's chance at the 2022 playoffs. That was until the Oakland A’s decided to part ways with veteran shortstop Elvis Andrus.
Shortstop Elvis Andrus signed a contract with the Chicago White Sox for the remainder of the season on Friday. Financial terms were not disclosed by the White Sox, who optioned infielder Lenyn Sosa to Triple-A Charlotte.
The 33-year-old was the A's regular shortstop for a couple of seasons but has recently played a diminished role — and voiced his frustration about it last week.
Andrus has found himself on the bench much more frequently for Oakland in recent games, with manager Mark Kotsay publicly discussing giving a longer look at young infielder Nick Allen.
Oakland A’s shortstop Elvis Andrus and outfielder Chad Pinder collided with one another on a frightening play during Tuesday’s game against the Detroit Tigers.
The Athletics were quiet in the pre-lockout portion of the 2021-22 offseason, but by all accounts they’re readying for a teardown that will see the core of their 2017-21 teams dispersed throughout the league.
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