For the first time since 2016, a former Dodger was voted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame by the BBWAA. Adrián Beltré is one of three players in the 2024 Hall of Fame class, joining former Twins’ catcher and 2009 AL MVP Joe Mauer as well as former Rockies’ first baseman Todd Helton.
A former Los Angeles Dodger catcher has called it a career. Seven-year MLB catcher and one-year Dodger Tony Wolters has retired. He announced his decision via his Instagram page.
Former Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Tony Wolters retired after playing in the Major Leagues over parts of seven seasons and has taken on a coaching position with the Colorado Rockies organization.
On Sunday, 31-year-old catcher Tony Wolters announced he was retiring from Major League Baseball. However, he isn't going far, as he said he was taking a coaching job with the Colorado Rockies organization.
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