New York Mets' Star Kevin Plawecki fails to revive his Major League career, Announces Retirement

Brilliant catcher Kevin Plawecki shocked his fans across the globe after announcing his retirement from the world of Baseball. The 33-year-old athlete represented popular MLB teams including the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets . PLawecki would be joining the minor league team of the San Diego Padres as a coach.

He made his debut in the MLB with the New York Mets back in 2015. Plawecki announced his retirement through a social media post on January 18.

Kevin Plawecki Hangs His Boots, Says Goodbye To Major League

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The former Boston Red Sox star hangs his boots on the baseball stadium for the last time. The Illinois native disappointed his fans and followers and poured his heart out via an Instagram post recently. Kevin Plawecki’s post mentioned-

“As I close the chapter on a playing career I’m excited for what the future holds. I still know I have a lot to give this game which has blessed me with so much, I look forward to joining the Padres as a coach in minor league player development this upcoming season.”

He concluded his post with-

“Thank you for all the love and support over the years! The best is yet to come! See y’all at a stadium near you!”

With Plawecki’s retirement, his journey as a Baseball player comes to an end, but his coaching career is on a fresh start. He played for eight seasons in the big leagues and was associated with a few popular MLB teams.

Kike Hernandez Pens Down A Heart Touching Message For Former Teammate Kevin Plawecki

Former Red Sox outfielder Kike Hernandez wrote a heart-touching message for his ex-teammate Kevin Plawecki after he announced his retirement from Major League. The athletic duo represented the Boston Red Sox during their stint with the MLB team back in 2021.

Hernandez expressed his love and appreciation for the talented catcher. His Instagram story mentioned-

“Love you Plaw Dawg! You’re for sure gonna be a player’s coach!!”

Kevin Plawecki’s transition from a baseball athlete to a coach with the San Diego Padres might construct his career in a better way. He was drafted by the New York Mets in 2012. With his determination and hard work, he gradually established himself as a dependable catcher. One of his biggest highlights was with the Red Sox back in 2020 when he went on to prove his athletic prowess.

Despite a few brilliant flashes, Kevin Plawecki’s career was marked with inconsistencies as he struggled with his offensive production and this led to his name being ticked off the MLB rosters.