Veteran infielder Kolten Wong announced his retirement from professional baseball earlier today at his alma mater, University of Hawaii, as relayed by Brian McInnis of Spectrum News.Wong was in ...

Veteran major league infielder Kolten Wong announced his retirement from baseball this past weekend, Brian McInnis of Spectrum News in Hawaii reported. The 34-year-old spent parts of eleven ...

Veteran second baseman Kolten Wong is retiring from professional baseball. Wong, who was best known for his time with the St. Louis Cardinals, finishes his career with 11 seasons played in MLB.

After 11 seasons in the Major Leagues including eight with the Cardinals, two-time Gold Glove winner Kolten Wong has officially announced his retirement. Congratulations on a great career, Kolten ...

From 2021-22, Wong served as a regular at second base for the Milwaukee Brewers, batting .262 over those two seasons. But he bounced around with Seattle Mariners and Los Angeles Dodgers from there ...

Kolten Wong against the Arizona Diamondbacks during game three of the NLDS for the 2023 MLB playoffs at Chase Field. Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Two-time Gold Glove winner announces retirement ...

Veteran major league infielder Kolten Wong announced his retirement from baseball this past weekend, Brian McInnis of Spectrum News in Hawaii reported. The 34-year-old spent parts of eleven ...

Wong, 34, finishes with a .256 average and winds up 27 hits shy of 1,000 over an 11-year career in the majors. He hit 86 home runs, scored 511 runs and stole 120 bases. He earned Gold Glove honors ...

Former Mariners second baseman Kolten Wong confirmed his retirement Sunday while throwing out the first pitch in a game between UC San Diego and his alma matter Hawaii in Honolulu, per a report by ...

Wong last played in 2023, batting .183 with four homers in 87 games with the Seattle Mariners and Los Angeles Dodgers. Wong played eight years with the Cardinals (2013-20). He also played two ...

Kolten Wong has announced his retirement after 11 seasons spent with the Cardinals, Brewers, Mariners and Dodgers. He was a Gold Glove Award winner in 2019 and 2020.