Kevin Pillar Nears Retirement After Reaching 10-Year MLB Milestone

The 35-year-old outfielder reflects on his career and the significance of his latest achievement with the Angels.

Pillar celebrated reaching 10 years of MLB service time, a milestone achieved by only 7% of players.
He has played for nine different teams since 2019, currently hitting .299 with six home runs for the Angels.
Pillar's career includes over 1,000 hits, 100 home runs, and 100 stolen bases.
Despite his success, Pillar is contemplating retirement to leave the game on his own terms.
Angels GM Perry Minasian and manager Ron Washington praised Pillar's impact on the team and his leadership.