Elvis Andrus to Retire as a Texas Ranger on Friday

The 36-year-old shortstop will be honored before the Rangers' game against the Los Angeles Angels, concluding a 15-season MLB career.

Andrus debuted with the Rangers in 2009 and played 12 seasons with the team.
He is the Rangers' all-time leader in stolen bases and ranks among the top in several other categories.
Andrus was a key player in the Rangers' back-to-back World Series appearances in 2010 and 2011.
He also played for the Oakland A's and Chicago White Sox before being released by the Arizona Diamondbacks this year.
Former teammate Michael Young and ex-manager Ron Washington will join Andrus for the ceremonial first pitch.