HOUSTON – The Houston Astros have extended an invitation to utility player Cavan Biggio to join their spring training roster following his agreement to a minor league contract.
Who is Cavan Biggio? The backstory:
Cavan Biggio was selected in the fifth round of the 2016 MLB Draft by the Toronto Blue Jays, hailing from Notre Dame University. Throughout his Major League career, he has also played for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Atlanta Braves, and Kansas City Royals, with the Royals being his latest team, where he participated in 37 games.
As a utility player, Biggio possesses the versatility to man various positions on the field. Notably, he is the son of Craig Biggio, a celebrated Hall of Famer who dedicated 20 seasons to the Houston Astros.
Biggio’s stats
Over the course of his career, Biggio has participated in 561 Major League games, accumulating 80 doubles, 52 home runs, 190 RBIs, and 262 walks, resulting in a career OPS of .712. He has also successfully stolen 33 bases out of 36 attempts, showcasing his speed and agility. His adaptability is evident as he has played nearly every position, with the exception of pitcher and catcher.
