Dustin Pedroia
41-Year-Old
Free Agent
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Officially retires
Pedroia (knee) officially announced his retirement Monday, Bob Nightengale of USA Today reports.
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Persistent knee troubles made for an unfortunate end to an otherwise excellent career, with Pedroia appearing in just nine games over the last three seasons. He'll retire as a two-time World Series champion, a four-time All Star, a former Rookie of the Year and a former MVP. He'll finish his career with a .299/.365/.439 slash line to go along with his 1,805 hits, 140 homers and 138 steals.
Persistent knee troubles made for an unfortunate end to an otherwise excellent career, with Pedroia appearing in just nine games over the last three seasons. He'll retire as a two-time World Series champion, a four-time All Star, a former Rookie of the Year and a former MVP. He'll finish his career with a .299/.365/.439 slash line to go along with his 1,805 hits, 140 homers and 138 steals.
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Pedroia has yet to officially retire, but it's quite likely that he's played his final game of professional baseball. Years of knee issues have taken their toll, with Pedroia stepping away from the team in late May to assess his future, a break which wound up lasting the rest of the year. He'd only played in six games prior to that last season, giving him a combined nine games played since the start of the 2018 season. The second baseman's performance level hadn't fallen off dramatically before the injuries took over, as he managed a solid .293/.369/.392 line in 105 games back in 2017. Still, even hoping that he'll play at all in 2020 is likely overly optimistic, so hoping that he'll be back to his previous level in his age-36 season is doubly so. Fantasy owners can afford to wait until Pedroia proves to be healthy and effective before investing, something which doesn't appear likely to happen.
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Still no comeback plans
Pedroia (knee) is not planning a comeback, Pete Abraham of The Boston Globe reports.
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Not ready to stage comeback
Manager Ron Roenicke said Tuesday that Pedroia (knee) is "not at a point where he's thinking about trying to be ready" to resume training with the Red Sox, Chris Cotillo of The Springfield Republican reports.
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Moves to 60-day IL
Pedroia (knee) was placed on the 60-day injured list Sunday.
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Staying home for spring training
Interim manager Ron Roenicke said that Pedroia (knee) won't be reporting to spring training Monday with the rest of the Red Sox's position players, Alex Speier of The Boston Globe reports.
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Suffers another setback
Pedroia recently suffered a significant setback with his left knee, Pete Abraham of The Boston Globe reports.
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Likely to remain in Boston
Pedroia (knee) will have a big say in determining his future with the Red Sox during the offseason, Christopher Smith of The Springfield Republican reports.
ANALYSIS
Pedroia is slated to make $12 million over the final year of his contract in 2021, but the Red Sox are unlikely to release him, even after missing most of the past three seasons due to injury. "We're going to talk to Dustin and he's obviously going to have the most say in where things go from here," Red Sox general manager Brian O'Halloran said. "No. 1 is making sure he's as healthy as he can be for the rest of his life, really. And certainly we want to talk to him and see how he's feeling and see where he wants to go from here."
Pedroia is slated to make $12 million over the final year of his contract in 2021, but the Red Sox are unlikely to release him, even after missing most of the past three seasons due to injury. "We're going to talk to Dustin and he's obviously going to have the most say in where things go from here," Red Sox general manager Brian O'Halloran said. "No. 1 is making sure he's as healthy as he can be for the rest of his life, really. And certainly we want to talk to him and see how he's feeling and see where he wants to go from here."