After 13 seasons in Major League Baseball, Kyle Gibson, 37, announced his retirement on the “Serving It Up” show. The former Twins first-round pick, who had a notable career including a standout 2018 season with a 3.62 ERA, decided to retire after not receiving an MLB opportunity following successful Triple-A performances, expressing contentment with spending more time with family.
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Veteran starter announces MLB retirement after 13 seasons
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