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7-Year Toronto Blue Jays Player Retired With $25 Million In Earnings

The Toronto Blue Jays were one of the best stories in all of baseball during the 2025 season.That said, they had a big drop this year when they missed the 2026 MLB playoffs as the last-place team in the American…

By Ben Stinar · Heavy

Published: Friday, 9 October 2026 at 3:47 PM

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Former Blue Jays player Kevin Pillar retired from baseball with $25 million in career earnings.
Pillar finished his Major League Baseball career during the 2025 season with the Texas Rangers.
The Toronto Blue Jays honored Pillar's retirement by celebrating his career on social media.

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Former Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Kevin Pillar retired during the 2025 MLB season after concluding his playing career with the Texas Rangers. The veteran player accumulated $25 million in career earnings over his time in the majors, which included a memorable seven-year tenure in Toronto.

Following his retirement, the Blue Jays publicly congratulated Pillar, affectionately referencing his nickname "Superman." Pillar has since transitioned into media, currently hosting the podcast titled To the Majors.

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7-Year Toronto Blue Jays Player Retired With $25 Million In Earnings

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