Former Orioles slugger Trey Mancini announces his retirement
Mancini ends his career after winning AL Comeback Player of the Year and returning to the majors following colon cancer treatment.
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"Your support over the years has meant the world to me": Trey Mancini Says Goodbye to Baseball
Former Baltimore Oriole Trey Mancini has announced his retirement from professional baseball, bringing an end to a career defined by perseverance, resilience and a remarkable comeback story.
Baltimore Orioles Fan Favorite Announces Retirement After Comeback from Cancer
The Baltimore Orioles haven’t been a true postseason contender in a couple of years, but despite that, they still can lay claim to one of the most amazing stories in recent Major League Baseball history. Trey Mancini was one of their best players for several years and was even an American League Rookie of the […] The post Baltimore Orioles Fan Favorite Announces Retirement After Comeback from Cancer appeared first on HEAVY.
After two inspirational comebacks, Mancini announces retirement
BALTIMORE -- After playing 836 MLB games, hitting 129 home runs and authoring two emotional comeback stories, Trey Mancini is retiring from baseball. The 34-year-old Winter Haven, Fla., native announced the decision in an Instagram post on Tuesday morning. Mancini was an eighth-round Draft pick of the Orioles in 2013,
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