Tim Wakefield Retires
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Tim Wakefield To Retire
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Brian MacPherson of the Providence Journal reports that Tim Wakefield has decided to retire.
He'll officially announce his retirement at a press conference later Friday. Wakefield, 45, played 19 major league seasons and retires with an even 200 wins to go along with a 4.41 ERA and 1.35 WHIP for the Pirates and Red Sox. He wanted to return to the Sox for a 20th season, but they weren't willing to offer him a deal and the knuckleballer has decided to hang up his cleats rather than accept a minor league deal elsewhere. Feb 17 - 11:41 AM
Not bad for a guy who was drafted as a second baseman.
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He's been with the Sox for 17 seasons, 2 with Pittsburgh before that, 200 career wins.
1-0 in the World Series, went 3.2 innings, gave up 5 runs but got the win nonetheless. :wildthing:
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His Boston record is 186-168, four wins behind Cy Young & Schilling. Wow.
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Wow ... I honestly thought he was going to pitch forever.The king was shaken. He went up to the room over the gateway and wept.
As he went, he said: "O my son Absalom! My son, my son Absalom!
If only I had died instead of you
O Absalom, my son, my son!"Comment
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Jamie Moyer can't believe Wakefield is hanging 'em up at such a young age.Comment
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