Mitch Garver Retires After 10 MLB Seasons
The veteran catcher has officially called it a career, ending a decade-long run in the majors.
Mitch Garver has announced his retirement from professional baseball after 10 seasons in the majors. The catcher spent the bulk of his career with the Minnesota Twins before later stints with other clubs. His retirement removes him from any roster consideration going forward. The move was officially confirmed via the Twins organization.
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Mitch Garver retires after parts of 10 MLB seasons with Twins, Rangers, and Mariners
Catcher Mitch Garver has retired from MLB, per MLB.com, closing a career that spanned parts of 10 seasons across three organizations.
Mitch Garver retires after parts of 10 MLB seasons with Twins, Rangers, and Mariners
Catcher Mitch Garver has retired from MLB, per MLB.com, closing a career that spanned parts of ten seasons across three organizations.
Mitch Garver retires after parts of 10 MLB seasons with Twins, Rangers, and Mariners
Catcher Mitch Garver has retired from MLB, per MLB.com, closing a career that spanned parts of 10 seasons across three franchises.
Mitch Garver retires after parts of ten MLB seasons with Twins, Rangers, and Mariners
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