Andrew Stevenson

Andrew Stevenson is the kind of journeyman outfielder you quietly root for — a Lafayette, Louisiana kid who grinded his way through LSU baseball, cracked the Washington Nationals' roster, and even got a World Series ring in 2019 as part of that wild championship run. He never became a household name in the majors, but what I find genuinely interesting about his career is what came after: he took his glove to Japan with the Nippon-Ham Fighters and then to Korea with the KT Wiz, which takes a real adventurous spirit. Not every player is willing to uproot and go prove themselves on the other side of the world. That kind of resilience and adaptability — grinding in NPB and KBO rather than calling it quits — says a lot more about a person's character than any batting average does.

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Name (English)

Andrew Stevenson

Name (Japanese)

アンドリュー・スティーヴンソン

Reading

あんどりゅー・すてぃーゔんそん

Born

June 1, 1994 (age 32)

Zodiac / Chinese zodiac

Gemini / Dog

Origin

Lafayette, Louisiana, United States

Occupation

baseball player

High school

St. Thomas More Catholic High School

University

Louisiana State University

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Tags

• Louisiana
• baseball player

Last updated

2026-06-02

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