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- Jesse Chavez announces retirement - MLB. com
After 18 seasons, nine teams and 10 trades, right-hander Jesse Chavez is ready to hang up the spikes Chavez, 41, announced his retirement on Thursday during an appearance on the "Foul Territory" show The announcement comes a week after he was designated for assignment for a third time this season
- Veteran pitcher Jesse Chavez retires from MLB after 18 seasons
After 657 appearances over 18 seasons with nine different clubs, right-hander Jesse Chavez announced his retirement Thursday
- Jesse Chavez, most traded player in MLB history, retires after Braves . . .
Pitcher Jesse Chavez is retiring after 18 major league seasons The right-handed reliever was designated for assignment by the Atlanta Braves last week for the third time this season After
- Braves Jesse Chavez announces retirement after long career
Longtime Braves reliever Jesse Chavez, 41, has officially retired after 16 MLB seasons and six stints with Atlanta
- Former Braves reliever Jesse Chavez announces retirement
ATLANTA, Ga (Atlanta News First) - Former Atlanta Braves reliever Jesse Chavez is calling it a career, he announced Thursday on the Foul Territory podcast Chavez’s retirement marks the end of a career defined by movement He was shipped off 11 times during his career, the most of any player in
- Jesse Chavez, the often-traded reliever who pitched for 9 teams in 18 . . .
Jesse Chavez, the often-traded reliever who pitched for 9 teams in 18 seasons, announces retirement Atlanta Braves pitcher Jesse Chavez throws to a San Diego Padres batter during the sixth inning in Game 1 of an NL Wild Card Series baseball game on Oct 1, 2024, in San Diego (AP Photo Gregory Bull, File)
- Jesse Chavez Announces Retirement - MLB Trade Rumors
Right-hander Jesse Chavez announced his retirement on Foul Territory today He was on the Braves’ roster until recently but was designated for assignment a week ago when that club acquired Dane
- Jesse Chavez retires a week after getting DFAd by Braves
Jesse Chavez is calling it quits The 41-year-old right-hander announced his retirement from baseball after 18 big league seasons during an appearance on “Foul Territory” on Thursday
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