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Two-time All-Star reliever Ryan Pressly announces his retirement

Ryan Pressly retired at age 37 after 13 MLB seasons, recording 117 saves and helping the Astros win the 2022 World Series with a 2.78 postseason ERA.

  • On January 17, 2026, Two-time All-Star reliever Ryan Pressly announced his retirement after a 13-year major-league career with 117 saves and a 2022 World Series title with the Houston Astros.
  • After joining Houston in 2018, Pressly established himself during a seven-year stint before being traded to the Chicago Cubs on Jan. 28, 2025 for Juan Bello.
  • Across his career, Pressly made 667 career relief appearances, struck out 721 batters in 691 1/3 innings, and did not allow an earned run during 11 postseason appearances in 2022.
  • Pressly signed off with a public statement to The Athletic, writing, `After spending the last 19 years in professional baseball, I've made the decision to hang up my cleats and step away from the mound`, and thanked teammates and family for their support.
  • In October play, Pressly posted a 2.78 postseason ERA that ranks as the 11th lowest among qualified relievers and collected 4 postseason saves across 47 appearances.
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The Washington Post broke the news in on Saturday, January 17, 2026.
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