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Lone Star Ball · Apr 18, 2021

Jay Bruce announces his retirement

Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty ImagesJay Bruce, outfielder who has spent 14 seasons in the major leagues and who this morning was part of the New York Yankees active roster, had announced his retirement.

Bruce, 34, was a first round pick taken 12th overall in the 2005 draft out of high school in Beaumont, Texas, by the Cincinnati Reds. He was in the majors in early 2008, and established himself as a quality power hitting right fielder for several years, including a 5.2 bWAR season in 2013. Bruce was awful in 2014, however, and for the rest of his career generally hovered in the second division regular/bench bat range.

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