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Evan Longoria

Evan Longoria

Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 1"/213 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Downey, California
College: Long Beach State
Draft: 2006 1st round (3rd pick) by the
Tampa Bay Rays
  • Tampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, Fla.

    Hiring Kevin Cash was a win for the Rays, soon to become their biggest

    NEW YORK — Tasked with a challenge a team doesn’t want to face too often, Rays officials in 2005 went searching for a manager they hoped would be a long-term solution. They considered unconventional candidates and eventually made a surprising decision. They hired Joe Maddon, who stayed nine seasons, took them to the playoffs four times (once to the World Series) in a six-year span, received ...

  • Sports Illustrated San Francisco Giants News, Analysis and More

    Former San Francisco Giants Three-Time All-Star Linked to Cincinnati Reds

    Former San Francisco Giants Three-Time All-Star Linked to Cincinnati Reds A former San Francisco Giants infielder has been linked as a possible signing for an NL Central team. Author: Jon Conahan Apr 11, 2024 In this story: San Francisco Giants Giants Cincinnati Reds Evan Longoria MLB When the San Francisco Giants traded for third baseman Evan Longoria, the hope was for him to bring his elite defensive abilities and power-hitting bat to the Bay Area. Longoria found success for parts of his career with the Giants, but he wasn't the player he once was. He spent the 2018-2022 seasons in San Francisco, hitting 20 home runs just once. The 38-year-old has had a decorated career, winning the Rookie

  • Sports Illustrated Arizona Diamondbacks News, Analysis and More

    D-backs and Rockies Game Preview with Updates from Torey Lovullo

    © Rob Schumacher/The Republic / USA TODAY D-backs and Rockies Game Preview with Updates from Torey Lovullo Merrill Kelly starts, Jordan Montgomery joins the the team, and Evan Longoria returns to throw out first pitch and receive his NL Championship ring Author: Jack Sommers Mar 29, 2024 In this story: Torey Lovullo Diamondbacks Rockies Merrill Kelly Evan Longoria Jordan Montgomery When the D-backs take the field Friday night against the Rockies they will be trying to keep the momentum going from an historic season opener. Thursday night they scored 14 runs in the third inning, a Major League Record for a single inning on opening day. Zac Gallen was the lucky recipient of that run support. Merrill