Liam Hendriks Retires After 14 MLB Seasons
The two-time AL Reliever of the Year and 2023 Comeback Player of the Year has ended his playing career.
Liam Hendriks has officially retired from Major League Baseball after a 14-year career. The Australian reliever won the AL Reliever of the Year award twice and was named the 2023 AL Comeback Player of the Year following his battle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma. He was also a seven-time Roberto Clemente Award nominee. Hendriks is most associated with the Oakland Athletics organization.
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Liam Hendriks Retires After 14 MLB Seasons
The Australian closer and former A's All-Star announced his retirement, closing out a career that included two AL Reliever of the Year awards.
Liam Hendriks Retires After 14 MLB Seasons
The Australian closer and former A's All-Star officially steps away from baseball after a decorated career that included a cancer comeback.