Mitch Stetter

43-Year-Old PitcherP

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Height 6'4"

Weight 218

DOB 1/16/1981

Born Huntingburg, IN

College Indiana State

Drafted 16th Rd 2003 MIL

Mitch Stetter: Announces Retirement Monday

PFree Agent

February 11, 2014

Stetter announced his retirement Monday.

ANALYSIS
In a note that appeared to be written on his cellular phone, Stetter announced his retirement and revealed his plans to join the Royals' coaching staff in 2014. Stetter, who last pitched in the major leagues in 2011, spent 2013 in the Angels' minor league system, pitching to a 4.01 ERA in 24.2 innings with the Salt Lake Bees. Stetter finishes his major league career with a 4.08 ERA in 86 innings pitched in five seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers.

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Stetter took a step back in 2010 after a solid rookie season in 2009. He started slowly in Milwaukee and was eventually sent to Triple-A Nashville. Things didn't go much better for him there, and he had a 6.86 ERA in 42 innings. Stetter has always struggled with control but also got killed by the long ball in 2010. He comes into spring training looking to win a spot in the Milwaukee bullpen.

Stetter is slowly becoming one of the better lefty specialists in the game. What makes him better than most is that he has shown the ability to also get right-handed hitters out as well. The Brewers will use him in the lefty-specialist role again in 2010.

Stetter looked good in the LOOGY role for the Brewers late in the season. He finished with a 3.20 ERA while posting a 11.01 K/9IP rate. The Brewers will be using in that same role in 2009, while his place in the bullpen would become even more secure if Brian Shouse ends up leaving as a free agent during the winter.

Stetter had a good season at Triple-A Nashville and got called up to Milwaukee late in the season. He looked good enough in his short stint in Milwaukee that he'll be considered for the bullpen this spring.

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PLos Angeles Angels

March 24, 2013

Stetter may be in the mix for one of the final two spots in the Angels' bullpen, the Orange County Register's Jeff Fletcher reports.