Cubs pitching great Kyle Hendricks has officially retired after 12 seasons, the first 11 of which were spent on the North Side. We took a brief look at his career when the announcement became official, but we’re back to share the Cubs’ media release and tribute video.
We cover the coverage like PCA covers center field. The Professor said goodbye. The Cubs’ plans for him are as yet unascertained. Jesse Rogers had what info there was to be had.
The Los Angeles Angels have to rebuild their rotation after a rough 2025 season, and could look within the division to do so. The Halos lost starters Tyler Anderson and Kyle Hendricks to free agency, with the latter retiring after the season, and need to strengthen the rotation after posting the third-worst ERA in baseball last season.
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After reports came out he would retire earlier in the week, starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks announced his retirement from MLB on Friday. Hendricks spent 12 seasons in MLB, spending 11 of those with the Chicago Cubs and the final season with the Los Angeles Angels.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Major League Baseball honored longtime Chicago Cubs pitcher Kyle Hendricks with a social media post on Friday as the veteran righty moves into retirement.
Kyle Hendricks announced his retirement from Major League Baseball this afternoon, according to Maddie Lee. The veteran right-hander had spent 11 seasons with the Chicago Cubs before spending one year in Los Angeles with the Angels.
Los Angeles Angels starter Kyle Hendricks is retiring after 12 years in the big leagues. Hendricks spent his first 11 years with the Chicago Cubs and finished third in the 2016 Cy Young Award race.
Hendricks may not have had the pedigree but his legacy was what matters in the end
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
We cover the coverage like PCA covers center field. So long, Professor. Cade was jobbed, too. Some things are set in stone, and some ain’t. One day, this will all be so much hieroglyphics.
Major League Baseball, the Chicago Cubs, and the Los Angeles Angels can thank right-handed pitcher Kyle Hendricks for his service to the game, as the 35-year-old decided to call it a career, according to Maddie Lee of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Kyle Hendricks, a key part of the Chicago Cubs' 2016 World Series championship team, is set to retire after a 12-year major league career, multiple media outlets reported Monday.
A former World Series-winning pitcher has announced his retirement after 12 MLB seasons. Kyle Hendricks, a longtime member of the Chicago Cubs, is retiring, according to Maddie Lee of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Veteran right-hander Kyle Hendricks is calling it a career. The longtime Chicago Cubs hurler, who spent the 2025 season with the Los Angeles Angels, is retiring, per Maddie Lee of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Despite a litany of news sources reporting his intentions to retire, Angels starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks has not made public his decision to either retire or return for his 13th season in the major leagues.
Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks is expected to retire over the offseason after a long MLB career, per Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
The Angels’ 4-3 win over the Astros Friday marked his final start of the 2025 season, and it might also be the last outing of the right-hander’s big league career.
The Houston Astros open a three-game series with the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, Calif., on Friday night still alive in the American League postseason race but needing some help to avoid missing the playoffs for the first time since 2016.
Minnesota Twins rookie infielder Luke Keaschall is weighing surgery to address a left thumb injury.
Los Angeles Angels right-hander Kyle Hendricks says that news of his imminent retirement was a bit premature. A USA Today report on Monday stated that Hendricks had begun informing friends about his planned retirement after the 2025 season.
Reports surfaced Monday that Chicago Cubs Starting Pitcher Kyle Hendricks will be retiring after the 2025 MLB season. While no official announcement has been made as of yet, people close to the situation say that Hendricks has told friends and family that this will be his final season in MLB.
Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks has not officially decided on whether this is his last season as an MLB player. Hendricks is 12 seasons into his MLB career, and at the age of 35, he currently has a couple of years left of pitching.
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Kyle Hendricks has informed friends he expects to retire after the season, USA Today reported Monday. The 35-year-old right-hander is in his first season with the Angels following 11 campaigns with the Chicago Cubs.
Kyle Hendricks turned in his best outing of the season with seven shutout innings, and the Los Angeles Angels erupted for all 12 of their runs with two outs in a 12-2 blowout of the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night.
Sunday’s series finale between the Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Angels was more than just a three-game sweep for the North Siders, who seem to have regained their footing after previously taking three of five from the Milwaukee Brewers.
Almost a year after the Chicago Cubs traded Kyle Hendricks to the LA Angels, he’s coming back. On Sunday, Hendricks will start against the Cubs at Wrigley Field in his first appearance since the trade, per Marquee Sports Network.
The Los Angeles Angels are bringing in a former World Series champion to bolster their pitching staff for 2025.
Today, Kyle Hendricks pitched what may have been his last game as a Cub. His eleven year career with the Cubs started in 2012 when he was traded from the Rangers.
Kyle Hendricks barely went under his outs prop on Friday to cash our final Look of the Day of last week. Let's keep the momentum rolling into the new week.
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