Stephen Gonsalves retires from baseball after 11 seasons

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Last updated Aug 7, 2026

Stephen Gonsalves retires from baseball after 11 seasons
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Stephen Gonsalves, a former pitcher for the Minnesota Twins and Boston Red Sox, announced his retirement after 11 professional seasons. The 32-year-old made his final appearance on August 2 with the Conspiradores de Querétaro in the Mexican League. Gonsalves, a former top-100 prospect, concludes his career with 1,001 strikeouts and had stints with five major-league organizations, including notable time in Minnesota and Boston. He struggled with command throughout his career, and his last major-league outings came in 2021. Gonsalves began his career after being drafted by the Twins in 2013 and had also played for the Rockies and Dodgers organizations before his time in Mexico.

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  • Stephen Gonsalves retires at age 32 after 11 seasons.
  • Last played for Conspiradores de Querétaro in Mexico.
  • Recorded 1,001 professional strikeouts.
  • Former top-100 prospect from the 2013 MLB Draft.
  • Played for Twins, Red Sox, Rockies, and Dodgers.
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  • 5:20 PMYahoo SportsFormer Red Sox pitcher, 32, announces immediate retirement from baseball
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The former top-100 prospect finished his career in Mexico after stops with the Dodgers and Rockies organizations in 2024.

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