Freddy debuted at second base on April 5th, 2012, filling in for the injured Chase Utley. Following Utley's return, Galvis would spend most of his career at shortstop.

Infielder Freddy Galvis announced his retirement today in an Instagram post. His decision to hang up his cleats marks the end of a 19-year career in professional baseball. The Phillies signed a ...

Freddy Galvis took to social media this Fourth of July to announce that he is choosing to retire from the sport. "What was once a dream has come true, and now it ends," Galvis wrote in Spanish on ...

PHILADELPHIA, PA - JUNE 04: Shortstop Freddy Galvis #13 of the Philadelphia Phillies leaps over Joe Panik #12 of the San Francisco Giants after getting the force out at second base on a ball hit ...

Former Cincinnati Reds infielder Freddy Galvis announced his retirement on Instagram on Friday. Galvis played for five teams over 10 seasons in the majors, known mostly for his seven seasons with ...

Galvis wasn't always a great hitter, although he had a 20 homer season in 2016 for the Phillies and a 23 homer season for the Blue Jays/Reds in 2019. His glove was what allowed him to stick around.

Former Padres infielder Freddy Galvis is saying goodbye to "The Show." Galvis took to social media Thursday to officially announce his retirement from professional baseball. Mainly a shortstop ...

Aug 8, 2017; Atlanta, GA, USA; A detailed view of Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Freddy Galvis (not pictured) hat and glove in the dugout against the Atlanta Braves in the first inning at ...

The Toronto Blue Jays signed Freddy Galvis in 2019 in the hopes that he would help them with their infield depth. On Friday, he retired. Galvis, a long-time Philadelphia Phillies prospect and ...