Catcher Mitch Garver has retired from playing, reports Ted Schwerzler of minnesotasportsfan.com. Garver played parts of ten major league seasons, suiting up for the Twins, Rangers and Mariners.
Catcher Mitch Garver has retired from Major League Baseball after parts of ten seasons, according to a report from Ted Schwerzler. Garver played across his career for the Minnesota Twins, Texas Rangers, and Seattle Mariners, finishing with 110 career home runs.
Originally drafted by the Twins in 2013, Garver hit 31 home runs in 2019 and later helped the Rangers secure a World Series championship in 2023. After struggles in Seattle and a minor league stint with the New York Yankees, he concludes his career with 497 hits in 702 games.
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