Diamondbacks Sign Veteran Elvis Andrus to Minor League Deal

The Arizona Diamondbacks have added depth to their infield by signing 35-year-old Elvis Andrus, a move aimed at bolstering their defensive options.

Elvis Andrus, with a 15-season career and 2,091 career hits, joins the Diamondbacks on a minor league contract.
Andrus, primarily a shortstop, could serve as a backup for Geraldo Perdomo and Ketel Marte.
Despite a subpar offensive year, Andrus is recognized for his strong defensive skills.
Manager Torey Lovullo emphasizes the importance of consistency in defense and quality at-bats from the backup shortstop position.
Injuries to key players have the Diamondbacks adjusting their lineup, with Andrus expected to compete for a spot.