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Minnesota Twins' Alex Kirilloff announces retirement from baseball at 26
Minnesota Twins fielder Alex Kirilloff announced his retirement from baseball Thursday, citing injuries as the driving force behind ending his career just four years after his major league debut.
Minnesota Twins OF/1B Alex Kirilloff is Retiring
Minnesota Twins Alex Kirilloff shocked the baseball world by announcing he is retiring from the game at the age of 26.
Alex Kirilloff retires from baseball at 26 after an injury-ravaged career with the Twins
Minnesota Twins outfielder Alex Kirilloff has announced his retirement at age 26 after a series of injuries kept the 2016 first-round draft pick from fulfilling his potential.
Twins’ Alex Kirilloff ‘at peace’ as he retires at 26 after injury-filled career
Citing the toll of many injuries sustained over his career, the former top prospect announced his retirement days before his 27th birthday.
Twins' Alex Kirilloff announces retirement at age 26 citing 'toll' of injuries
Kirilloff started the 2024 season with the Twins but he was placed on the injured list with a back issue in June. He was set to return in August but a rehab assignment was halted after one game and he did not play again the rest of the season.
Twins Alex Kirilloff announces retirement
(ABC 6 News) – Former Twins first-round draft pick Alex Kirilloff has announced he is hanging up his cleats at the age of 26.
Minnesota Twins’ Alex Kirilloff Announces Retirement From Baseball At Age 26 Due To Injuries
Alex Kirilloff, a former top prospect for the Minnesota Twins, has announced his retirement from baseball at the age of 26.
Alex Kirilloff, 26-year-old Twins outfielder, retires from baseball after numerous injuries
Minnesota Twins first baseman and outfielder Alex Kirilloff on Thursday announced his retirement from baseball with a post on social media. The Twins have since acknowledged Kiriloff's decision and thanked him for his nine years as a player in the organization.
Twins’ Alex Kirilloff retires from baseball, citing mental, physical toll of injuries
After years of his promising young career being disrupted by injuries, Alex Kirilloff has decided to retire from the game of baseball altogether, citing a mental and physical toll that led him to realize that his “passion for playing the game has shifted.
Alex Kirilloff retires from baseball at age 26 Alex Kirilloff retires from baseball at age 26
Alex Kirilloff, once considered the top prospect in the Twins’ organization, announced Friday he is retiring from the sport after four injury-plagued seasons in the major leagues. Kirilloff, who will turn 27 on Nov.
Twins Alex Kirilloff has announced that he is retiring from baseball
A surprise announcement from the Minnesota Twins Thursday morning. First baseman and outfielder Alex Kirilloff has announced that he is retiring. The 26-year old was drafted by the team in 2016. He says numerous injuries and pain have taken a toll.
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