Dodgers' Daniel Hudson Retires After Second World Series Triumph

Veteran pitcher Daniel Hudson announces his retirement following the Dodgers' World Series win over the Yankees, ending a 15-year MLB career.

Daniel Hudson, 37, retires after helping the Los Angeles Dodgers secure the 2024 World Series title against the New York Yankees.
Hudson's decision to retire comes after a successful season with the Dodgers, where he posted a 3.00 ERA in 65 relief appearances.
Over his 15-year career, Hudson played for seven MLB teams, winning two World Series titles, the first with the Washington Nationals in 2019.
Originally drafted by the Chicago White Sox in 2008, Hudson's career included a standout 2011 season with the Arizona Diamondbacks before injuries shifted him to a bullpen role.
Hudson overcame two Tommy John surgeries early in his career, which shaped his journey as a reliable reliever in the MLB.