Former All-Star and Los Angeles Angels prospect Jean Segura announced his retirement from baseball via instagram. The shortstop was the Angels' No. 2 prospect in 2012 behind only Mike Trout.
One of the most well-respected veteran players to make a stop with the Seattle Mariners in the last decade has officially called it a career. Jean Segura, who played 12 seasons in the major leagues from 2012-23, had his retirement announced in a post on Instagram from his agency, CAA Sports on their baseball account on Instagram (@caabaseball).
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Another former member of the Milwaukee Brewers is hanging up his cleats and retiring from Major League Baseball. It was shared earlier in the week that former Brewers infielder Kolten Wong was retiring.
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Could the Seattle Mariners call Jean Segura with just under two weeks to go until spring training? Yes, the same Jean Segura who reportedly fought with former M's outfielder Dee Gordon back in 2018.
While Rays outfielder Junior Caminero stole the show with a monster game-winning home run and a passionate trip around the bases in Game 7 of the Dominican Winter League championship series, his teammate Jean Segura helped set the table for the Leones del Escogido on Monday night.
Just days after going viral for his great celebration, former Seattle Mariners infielder Jean Segura is continuing to rake in the Dominican Republic. Playing for Escogido, Segura had another big RBI in Friday's Game 4 of the LIDOM Championship Series.
Former Seattle Mariners shortstop Jean Segura went viral on Tuesday night for his reaction in the Dominican Winter League (LIDOM) playoffs. Alden Gonzalez of ESPN put the clip on social media: Check out how Jean Segura celebrates an eighth-inning, go-ahead single in the Escogido-Licey game.
Former Philadelphia Phillies infielder Jean Segura signed a minor league deal with the Baltimore Orioles on Aug. 9, a move that came out of the blue. Segura hadn't played professional baseball since he was a member of the Miami Marlins in July of 2023 prior to this signing.
After signing with the Baltimore Orioles earlier in August, former Seattle Mariners All-Star Jean Segura has been released. Per Orioles reporter Roch Kubuto of MASN on social media: Infielder Jean Segura requested and was granted his release from Triple-A Norfolk per source.
Infielder Jean Segura, a 12-year major league veteran, will be on call to lend a hand to the Baltimore Orioles' playoff chase after he signed a minor league deal with the club Saturday.
The Baltimore Orioles announced that they've signed infielder Jean Segura to a minor league deal. The veteran had been in the league since he made his debut in 2012 but hasn't been playing professional baseball for over a year after being released by the Cleveland Guardians at the start of August last year.
Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Jean Segura played his entire 11-year Major League career waiting for Friday afternoon. The 32-year-old began the day having played 1,328 games without appearing in the postseason, the longest active streak in baseball.