Mitch Garver Retires After 10 MLB Seasons
The veteran catcher has called it a career, closing out a decade-long run that included stints with the Twins, Rangers, and Mariners.
Mitch Garver has officially announced his retirement from Major League Baseball after 10 seasons. The catcher spent time with the Twins, Rangers, and Mariners during his career. His retirement removes him from Seattle's roster and any future lineup considerations. The move is confirmed via an official MLB.com Mariners news release.
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Mitch Garver Retires After 10 MLB Seasons
The veteran catcher has ended his playing career, removing him from Seattle's roster and any future lineup considerations.