Mark Reynolds announced on Thursday that he had retired from baseball.
Prior to MLB shuttering due to Coronavirus, Reynolds had not been signed to any teams roster.
ICYMI – 13-year veteran Mark Reynolds announces his retirement on @SiriusXM‘s @MadDogRadio:@DBacks | @Orioles | @Rockies
Reynolds with @JudgeTorre & @DannyKanell: pic.twitter.com/VdjLdXfwgG
— MLB Network Radio on SiriusXM (@MLBNetworkRadio) April 9, 2020
Reynolds appeared in 78 games last season during his second stint with the Rockies hitting just .170/.290/.311 with four homers.
In 13 seasons spent between the Diamondbacks, Orioles, Brewers, Cardinals, Rockies and Nationals, Reynolds appeared in 1688 games with a .236/.328/.453 line and 298 career home runs. He led the league in strike outs four seasons in a row (2008-2011).
His 223 strikeouts in 2009 is still a major league record.
