Here’s a look at some of the longest-tenured MLB players who hit free agency this season and will be donning new uniforms in 2019. During his short stint with the Indians, he hit .280 with a .755 OPS and six home runs. He hit 37 home runs, drove in 97 RBIs and recorded an .850 OPS in 144 games with Seattle in 2018. Kinsler hit .240 with a .681 OPS and 14 home runs last season and won his second Gold Glove award. And despite a sub-par 2018 season with the Cleveland Indians, the lefthander managed to find a new home with the St. Louis Cardinals.

Source: Fox News March 01, 2019 19:29 UTC