MLB just lost a reliable starting pitcher to retirement. After 13 seasons in the big leagues, 37-year-old Kyle Gibson announced his retirement on Thursday’s episode of the “Serving it Up ...

Kyle Gibson, former MLB pitcher and Greenfield native, announces retirement after 13 seasons. Proudly returns to his roots to focus on family.

A former All-Star pitcher has officially announced his retirement this week from Major League Baseball after 13 career seasons.

Former Orioles pitcher Kyle Gibson has retired from MLB, he announced Thursday on the “Serving it Up!” podcast.

Former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Kyle Gibson has decided to call it a career. On the "Serving It Up" show, the right-hander announced that his time in Major League Baseball is over after ...

Gibson, 37, started his final season by signing a one-year contract to return to the Baltimore Orioles, but was released on May 20 after multiple bad starts. He then signed with the Tampa Bay Rays ...

Two months after the Baltimore Orioles released longtime starting pitcher Kyle Gibson, he announced that he's closed the book on his 13-season MLB career.

Gibson joined the Rangers after leaving his original team, the Minnesota Twins, after the 2019 season. He made his MLB debut with the Twins in 2013.

Gibson, 37, pitched his last game in MLB on May 17 with the Orioles. In his 13-year big league career, he appeared in 334 games for the Minnesota Twins, Texas Rangers, Philadelphia Phillies ...

Kyle Gibson spent more than a season season with the Texas Rangers, part of which included his 2021 All-Star campaign.