After eight MLB seasons, first baseman/outfielder Garrett Cooper announced his retirement at age 34, reflecting on his journey through baseball and expressing gratitude to those who supported him. Beginning his career with the Brewers and later playing for the Yankees and Marlins, Cooper had notable seasons, including an All-Star selection in 2022, and ended with a .265 batting average, 57 home runs, and 517 games played.
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