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By Tom King
Milwaukee Brewers
MILWAUKEE, WI (WSAU) –Auburndale native Jordan Zimmerman announced his retirement from the Milwaukee Brewers today. The following announcement was released by the Brewers organization and Zimmerman.
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Jordan Zimmermann has announced his retirement from Major League Baseball. Zimmermann, who was born in Marshfield and resides in Auburndale, became the 11th Wisconsin-born player to play for the Brewers. He made two relief appearances with Milwaukee after signing as a free agent on Feb. 9.
“I have had the joy of playing the game that I love for the past 15 years,” said Zimmermann. “I will forever be thankful to the Washington Nationals and Detroit Tigers for allowing me to live out this dream. It has been particularly special to be able to end it all playing for my hometown team, the Milwaukee Brewers. Thank you to all of my friends, teammates and family members who have been by my side throughout this incredib
By Jim Scott
May 11, 2021 | 9:48 AM
MILWAUKEE â Right-handed pitcher Jordan Zimmermann has announced his retirement from Major League Baseball.  Zimmermann, who was born in Marshfield and resides in Auburndale, became the 11th Wisconsin-born player to play for the Brewers. He made two relief appearances with Milwaukee after signing as a free agent on Feb. 9.
âI have had the joy of playing the game that I love for the past 15 years,â said Zimmermann. âI will forever be thankful to the Washington Nationals and Detroit Tigers for allowing me to live out this dream. It has been particularly special to be able to end it all playing for my hometown team, the Milwaukee Brewers. Thank you to all of my friends, teammates and family members who have been by my side throughout this incredible journey. I will miss the game greatly, but Iâm ready for the new phase of my life.â
Brewers double capacity for fans; AmFam Field will be at 50% beginning May 15
The increase will be effective beginning with this Saturday’s game against the Atlanta Braves, May 15.
“Fans have returned with great enthusiasm to American Family Field this year, and today’s announcement allows us to meet the demand for tickets and elevate the entire ballpark experience,” said Brewers President – Business Operations Rick Schlesinger. “We have demonstrated to date that we can host fans safely at American Family Field, and we appreciate the support of City of Milwaukee Commissioner of Health Kirsten Johnson in increasing the capacity.”
Brewers officials shared updates on the news via a Zoom meeting Tuesday afternoon. Watch it below.
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