After an impressive 18-year career, former Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Jesse Chavez has announced his retirement.

After 657 appearances over 18 seasons with nine different clubs, right-hander Jesse Chavez announced his retirement Thursday.

Jesse Chavez, the often-traded reliever who pitched for nine teams in 18 seasons, announced his retirement Thursday.

After 18 seasons, nine teams and 10 trades, right-hander Jesse Chavez is ready to hang up the spikes. Chavez, 41, announced his retirement on Thursday during an appearance on the "Foul Territory" show ...

Longtime Braves reliever Jesse Chavez, 41, has officially retired after 16 MLB seasons and six stints with Atlanta.

Former and current Atlanta Braves players made sure to congratulate Jesse Chavez on his recent decision to retire from Major ...

Right-hander Jesse Chavez announced on Thursday that he is retiring from Major League Baseball. Chavez made the announcement ...

An Atlanta Braves icon has called it quits as Jesse Chavez announced his long-awaited retirement from baseball on Thursday.

Jesse Chavez is calling it quits. The 41-year-old right-hander announced his retirement from baseball after 18 big league ...

The Braves signed veteran right-hander Jesse Chavez to a minor league contract on Monday, March 25, 2024, providing the opportunity for the reliever’s fifth stint with the team.

In his brief stint with the Jays, under manager John Farrell in 2012, Chavez was 1-1 with an 8.44 ERA in nine games, two of them starts. His contract was sold to the A’s on Aug. 24 of that year.