The New York Yankees’ late addition of veteran catcher Mitch Garver never produced a single appearance in pinstripes, and the 35-year-old has now walked away from the game entirely after a decade in the majors.
Veteran catcher Mitch Garver has retired from Major League Baseball after a 10-season career, according to reporter Ted Schwerzler. The 35-year-old had joined the New York Yankees organization after being released by the Seattle Mariners, but he retired without making a major league appearance for the club.
Garver spent his brief tenure with New York at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Over his 10-year career with the Minnesota Twins, Texas Rangers, and Mariners, Garver hit 110 home runs, won a Silver Slugger Award in 2019, and earned a World Series championship with Texas in 2023.
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