Josh Donaldson Retires After 13 Seasons in MLB

The 2015 MVP and three-time All-Star ends his career with significant achievements and contributions to baseball.

Josh Donaldson, former American League MVP and three-time All-Star, announces his retirement after a 13-year MLB career.
Donaldson's career highlights include a 2015 MVP award with the Toronto Blue Jays, leading the team to back-to-back ALCS appearances.
Struggles with injuries and performance in his final seasons, particularly with the New York Yankees and Milwaukee Brewers, influenced his decision to retire.
Donaldson credits his time with the Oakland A's for his breakout and fondly remembers the support from fans and the team's underdog spirit.
Throughout his career, Donaldson was known for his powerful hitting, accumulating 279 home runs and an .847 OPS.