February 26th was quite eventful MLB. Aside from ongoing offseason games, the movement and signings of contract-seeking free agents are still active. Such is the case with the star infielder Brandon Crawford.
After 13 long seasons with the organization San Francisco GiantsHe won two World Series in 2012 and 2014, respectively, and the shortstop decided to opt for free agency in 2024.
There were rumblings on social media months ago that Brandon Crawford was going to retire this winter, but apparently plans have changed and he'll be donning a new team's jersey.
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St. Louis signed Brandon Crawford for MLB 2024
Thanks for a post on a social network Katie Wuof Athletic MLBThe scoop revealed:
«The St. Louis Cardinals are signing Brandon Crawford, sources told The Athletic. The move provides much-needed veteran shortstop depth behind Masin Wynn, and Tommy Edmon's opening day position remains unclear.«
The terms of the deal are unknown as of now, but what we do know is that the veteran will bring his experience to the Red Birds.
Brandon Crawford In addition to the World Series rings, he has three appearances All star gameWith four Gold Gloves (2015, 2016, 2017 and 2021) and a Silver Bat in 2015.
He appeared in 94 games last season, leaving a sane average below .200, but a look at his lifetime record shows he has. 146 home runsIn addition Scored 744 runswith 1,392 hitsA .250 average.
We expect a set of St. Louis Cardinals He could get what he desperately needs from the star shortstop to bolster his defense and desire MLB Postseason.
