Southpaw Bill Bray, a six-year Major League veteran, announced his retirement via Twitter on Sunday evening.
Bray had expressed intent to continue his career in February, but he says he injured his left shoulder again and will need labrum surgery.
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Hard for me to believe as I type this, but I am officially retiring from professional baseball. #MLB pic.twitter.com/FM0sh3SOWH
— Bill Bray (@wpbray) March 17, 2014
Bray had expressed intent to continue his career in February, but he says he injured his left shoulder again and will need labrum surgery.
Bray retires with a 3.74 ERA in 197 1/3 innings with the Reds and Nationals. We wish him the best of luck post-baseball.
An interesting Bray factoid from @BRefPlayIndex:Bill Bray (@wpbray) faced Prince Fielder & Ryan Howard more than anyone else in his career, they hit a combined .071/.212/.071 against him.
— MLB Play Index (@BRefPlayIndex) March 17, 2014Follow @CrashburnAlley
