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2-Time Gold Glove Shortstop Nick Ahmed Announces Retirement on Social Media
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL, JUL 24 – Two-time Gold Glove winner Nick Ahmed ranks second all-time in Outs Above Average among shortstops and plans to pursue coaching after retiring at age 35.
- On Thursday, Nick Ahmed, a 12-year MLB veteran and two-time Gold Glove winner, announced his retirement on Sports Spectrum's "Get in the Game" podcast.
- In the wake of declining performance, the Texas Rangers released Nick Ahmed on May 5 after seasons hindered by injuries led to reduced playing time and declining offense.
- By the numbers, Ahmed played 964 games with a.233/.286/.370 batting line, recorded 118 Outs Above Average and logged 80 Defensive Runs Saved.
- Reflecting on his career, Nick Ahmed wrote, `I am excited for my next chapter and the to give the best of me to this game that we all love!`, adding that his future may involve roles in coaching or mentoring young players.
- Bottom line, Ahmed's impact on the game was defined by elite defensive skills and commitment, inspiring others and cementing his MLB legacy.
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East Longmeadow’s Nick Ahmed, a two-time Gold Glove winner, announces retirement from baseball - The Boston Globe
The 35-year-old Ahmed, an East Longmeadow native, hit .233 with 72 homers and 339 RBIs in 964 games. He played 10 seasons for Arizona, winning Gold Gloves in 2018 and 2019.
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2-time Gold Glove shortstop Nick Ahmed announces retirement on social media
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