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.
Mitch Garver has officially announced his retirement from Major League Baseball after a 10-season career. He most recently played for the Seattle Mariners. His retirement is an official roster-impacting move that removes him from the Mariners' active considerations. The team will need to address the roster vacancy left by his departure.
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Mitch Garver Retires After 10 MLB Seasons
The veteran catcher ends his career after a decade in the majors, most recently with Seattle.
Mitch Garver retires after 10 MLB seasons, ending career with Mariners
Catcher Mitch Garver has retired after 10 seasons in the majors, per MLB.com, closing out a career that ended in Seattle.
Mitch Garver Retires After 10 MLB Seasons
The veteran catcher has announced his retirement, ending a decade-long career most recently with the Seattle Mariners.
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