Former Blue Jay Freddy Galvis announced his retirement late last week after 10 seasons in Major League Baseball, as well as stops in Mexico, Japan, and Venezuela, his home country.
Former Cincinnati Reds infielder Freddy Galvis announced his retirement on Instagram on Friday. Galvis played for five teams over 10 seasons in the majors, known mostly for his seven seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies.
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A former Phillies infielder who spent ten years in the big leagues and nearly as long in other levels of professional baseball is hanging up his cleats for good.