Atlanta Braves Player Retirements

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Former Atlanta Braves World Series Champion Officially Retires at Age of 41

Former Atlanta Braves World Series champion pitcher Jesse Chavez announced his retirement on Thursday after spending parts of 18 seasons in the big leagues with nine different teams. Per David O'Brien,

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Jesse Chavez retires a week after getting DFA’d by Braves

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Jesse Chavez, perhaps MLB's most-traded player, announces retirement

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Braves' Jesse Chavez announces retirement after long career

Longtime Atlanta Braves reliever Jesse Chavez has officially announced his retirement, ending a career that spanned 16 major league seasons, multiple teams, and countless comebacks.

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Most traded player in MLB history announces his retirement

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Braves reliever Jesse Chavez retires after 18 seasons

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Braves past and present send their fond farewells to Jesse Chavez

Former and current Atlanta Braves players made sure to congratulate Jesse Chavez on his recent decision to retire from Major League Baseball.

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"Can confirm it’s Chris Sale" - MLB fans turn detectives after former Braves star drops cryptic clue about teammate's boozy locker room tradition

Former Atlanta Braves All-Star Whit Merrifield announced his retirement from baseball in June. The former utility player shared bizarre details about one of his former Braves teammates.

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Ex-Braves reliever likely retiring

A former relief pitcher of the Atlanta Braves is likely retiring after opening up about his career status on a podcast appearance.

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Most-traded player in MLB history announces his retirement

Right-hander Jesse Chavez announced on Thursday that he is retiring from Major League Baseball. Chavez made the announcement during an appearance on the “Foul Territory” podcast. “I think this is it,” Chavez said on the show. “Time to turn the page, focus on the next chapter in life.”