Overview
- He announced his decision in a statement to MLB Trade Rumors, thanking the Diamondbacks, Rays, Dodgers and Padres.
- He departs with a .278/.335/.448 career line, 125 home runs, 1,166 hits and a 10-year service milestone.
- Arizona was his cornerstone stop, where he earned a 2018 Silver Slugger and a 2019 Gold Glove and climbed near franchise leaderboards.
- Originally signed by the Cardinals as a left-handed pitcher in 2004, he reinvented himself as a hitter in independent ball before Arizona purchased his contract in 2013 and brought him to the majors in 2014.
- His final big-league games came in the 2024 NLDS with San Diego (4-for-13 with a homer off Jack Flaherty), followed by no MLB deal in 2025 and a brief Venezuelan Winter League stint.