15 Facts About Chris Narveson

Christopher Gregg Narveson is an American former professional baseball pitcher.

Chris Narveson played in Major League Baseball for the St Louis Cardinals, Milwaukee Brewers, and Miami Marlins, and in Nippon Professional Baseball for the Tokyo Yakult Swallows.

Chris Narveson remained in the Cardinals' farm system through 2004, including appearing in the 2003 All-Star Futures Game for the USA Team.

On March 30,2005, Chris Narveson was traded by the Rockies to the Boston Red Sox, with Charles Johnson, for Byung-hyun Kim.

Chris Narveson returned to the Cardinals on August 8,2005, when they selected him off waivers from the Red Sox.

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Chris Narveson made his Major League debut by working 2 innings of relief on September 8,2006 against the Arizona Diamondbacks, allowing two earned runs.

Chris Narveson made his first start on September 22,2006 against the Houston Astros but only lasted 4 innings.

Chris Narveson only made 12 minor league starts in 2007 due to a left shoulder injury.

Chris Narveson was recalled by the Brewers from Nashville on June 14,2009 and pitched in his first game with Milwaukee on June 15.

Chris Narveson made the Brewers roster in 2010 with the intention of him being a long distance reliever and a spot starter.

Chris Narveson was named the 5th starter on a revamped Brewers starting rotation for 2011.

Chris Narveson just missed starting 30 games on the season, but due to an injury on his left thumb caused by a pair of scissors, Chris Narveson missed 2 of his scheduled starts.

Chris Narveson missed almost all of the 2012 season due to an injury to, and surgery on his throwing arm's torn rotator cuff.

Chris Narveson signed a minor league contract with the Cleveland Indians on February 14,2017 that includes an invitation to major league spring training.

Chris Narveson announced his retirement on Twitter on September 3,2017.