Ex-Red Sox Pitcher Plans MLB Retirement After Five-Year Hiatus
Former Red Sox starting pitcher Bartolo Colón is set to officially retire from Major League Baseball, over four years after his last start.
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Former Red Sox starting pitcher Bartolo Colón is set to officially retire from Major League Baseball, over four years after his last start.
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Four-time Major League Baseball All-Star, 2005 American League Cy Young Award winner and 22-year veteran pitcher Bartolo Colon is finally calling it a career. Colon spoke with Spanish radio broadcaster Johnny Trujillo Saturday about his plans to hang up the cleats after another winter league season.