Biggio, who is the son of MLB Hall of Famer Craig Biggio, signed as a minor-league free agent in January. He arrived in Royals camp as a non-roster invitee.

Biggio’s general versatility could help him win a job on the K.C. roster, or he could act as minor league depth if he doesn’t opt out of his contract to seek out an opportunity on yet another ...

The Kansas City Royals signed utilityman Cavan Biggio to a minor-league deal ahead of the 2025 season.. Biggio, 29, has a baseball pedigree. His father, Craig, starred with the Houston Astros and ...

Biggio is the son of Houston Astros Hall of Famer, Craig Biggio. Since Biggio was on a minor league contract, he was eligible to be traded after the July 30 trade deadline. No need to be put on ...

Reggie Jackson, the Hall of Fame slugger and longtime Yankees adviser, has a new role with the Astros, helping reassure the team as postseason pressure mounts. By Tyler Kepner Batters are being ...

Biggio was in the stands when his son Cavan Biggio, who plays for the Dodgers, came up to the plate with his team up 5-4 in the top of the 8th. Cavan worked a 2-2 count against Astros reliever Tay ...

Craig Biggio is a former second baseman, outfielder and catcher in MLB. He spent his entire MLB career from 1988 to 2007 with the Houston Astros. Biggio holds franchise records for most games, ...

HOUSTON — As a baseball parent, Craig Biggio was looking forward to seeing a young, aggressive Blue Jays team continue its rapid rise towards baseball’s elite. Advertisement 2.

Biggio played for the Astros from 1988 until 2007. He’s the Astros all-time hits leader with 3,060. For the ‘Play Ball’ call was another Houston sports legend.

Craig Biggio made an early exit from the Astros' win Tuesday night over the Rangers and made it home just in time to see a piece of history – his son Cavan, who plays for the Toronto Blue Jays ...

Craig & Cavan Biggio are 2nd father-son duo in MLB history to hit for the cycle, joining. Gary Ward: September 18, 1980 Daryle Ward: May 26, 2004 — Sportsnet Stats (@SNstats) September 18, 2019.