US EditionJesse Chavez, the Often-Traded Reliever Who Pitched for 9 Teams in 18 Seasons, Announces Retirement
ATLANTA, JUL 24 – Jesse Chavez, known as MLB's most-traded player, made 657 appearances with a 4.27 ERA and pitched for nine teams over 18 seasons before retiring this year.
- Jesse Chavez, a 41-year-old right-handed reliever, announced his retirement from baseball on Thursday after an 18-season career.
- Chavez, drafted in the 42nd round in 2002, often pondered, "How am I going to make it last?" during a career with nine teams and many trades.
- He made 657 appearances with a 51-66 record and 4.27 ERA, including three stints with the Atlanta Braves and a World Series title in 2021.
- Chavez reflected on his career as an unexpected journey for someone chosen so late in the draft, describing it as a rewarding experience beyond his initial hopes, and added that, at this time, he does not plan to continue playing.
- His decision to retire follows the Braves removing him from their roster two weeks ago, marking a transition toward guiding younger players and beginning a new phase in his life.
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