Evan Longoria stood up, slipped off his suit jacket and slid his arms through the sleeves of a home white jersey with “Rays” across the front, his name and No. 3 on the back. He picked up a navy “TB” ...

Evan Longoria will sign a one-day contract with the Tampa Bay Rays and retire on June 7. "Longo" was the Rays' star third baseman from 2008-17. He'll be honored in a pre-game ceremony at ...

Evan Longoria signed a ceremonial one-day contract on Saturday to retire from Major League Baseball as a member of the Rays.

Tampa Bay Rays legend Evan Longoria signed a one-day contract with the team so when he officially retired from Major League Baseball, he would do it in the same jersey he started in.

Evan Longoria is going to retire from baseball, and he will say his goodbye in the uniform of the Tampa Bay Rays.Longoria has had a 16-year career in the Major Leagues, and the first 10 of those ...

Evan Longoria provided plenty of big hits during his tenure with the Tampa Bay Rays. He continued playing in MLB after leaving the Rays, but most fans connect him with the franchise.

As the formal session was breaking up, Junior Caminero, the team’s current young, rising star third baseman, walked in to pay his respects to the three-time All-Star third baseman in what the Rays can ...

Tampa Bay Rays' Evan Longoria hits a 12th-inning home run off New York Yankees relief pitcher Scott Proctor during a baseball game early Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011, in St. Petersburg, Fla.. Credit ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa Bay Rays great Evan Longoria signed a one-day contract with the franchise on June 7 as he officially retired from his Major League Baseball career.

On June 7, 2025, the Tampa Bay Rays bid farewell to their all-time 3B Evan Longoria with a one-day contract before their game vs the Miami Marlins. Longoria played 10 years with the Rays, threw out ...

PETERSBURG, Fla. - Evan Longoria, who holds several Tampa Bay Rays franchise records from his tenure as the team's beloved third baseman, will officially retire as a Ray in June.

Evan Longoria signed a one-day contract with the Tampa Bay Rays and officially retired his Major League Baseball career.