#mlb-career

#mlb-career

Beltrán was the runaway choice for American League Rookie of the Year, the first of many accolades he'd accrue over the next two decades. Injuries and a sophomore slump limited his playing time in 2000, but Beltrán reestablished himself as one of the sport's best outfielders the following year. He'd hit above .300 in two of the next three seasons, earning his first top 10 MVP finish behind a .307/.389/.522 showing in 2003.

Freddy Galvis announced his retirement today after a 19-year career in professional baseball, marking the end of a notable journey through various MLB teams.

"I'm super excited to be fully healthy, put the elbow in the past, and continue to focus on pitching as opposed to health, DeSclafani said.