Tim Anderson and Rob Refsnyder announce retirement from baseball
Fangraphs.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 1:49 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Tim Anderson announced his retirement from baseball on August 11, ending a 10-year MLB career with 98 home runs and 122 stolen bases. Rob Refsnyder is also set to retire after being released by the Mariners, despite interest from the Astros for a one-year deal. The retirement of both players represents significant shifts for their respective teams and rosters. Additionally, Devin Williams was placed on the 15-Day IL due to a shoulder strain, leaving the Mets without a key closer as they navigate an unfavorable season.
- •Tim Anderson retires after 10 MLB seasons.
- •Anderson ends career with a.276 batting average.
- •Rob Refsnyder also announces retirement.
- •Devin Williams placed on 15-Day IL for a shoulder strain.
- •Kodai Senga likely to take over closing duties for the Mets.
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