Former AL MVP Josh Donaldson Announces Retirement After 13-year Career

Former American League MVP Josh Donaldson, who had a successful 13-year career in Major League Baseball, announced his retirement during an appearance on ‘The Mayor’s Office’ podcast hosted by former player Sean Casey.

Donaldson had a standout career, with notable achievements like winning the AL MVP award in 2015 while playing for the Toronto Blue Jays. Additionally, he was a key player for several teams throughout his career.

The 38-year-old slugger had an impressive season in 2015, hitting .297 with 41 home runs and an American League-leading 123 RBIs. This exceptional performance earned Donaldson the coveted AL MVP title that year.

Donaldson’s journey in the MLB began with the Oakland Athletics, where he showcased his potential and talent before moving on to the Toronto Blue Jays and later playing stints with other teams like the Twins, Yankees, and Brewers.

Throughout his career, Donaldson was known for his competitive spirit and strong work ethic, making him a respected figure in the baseball world. Despite some controversies along the way, Donaldson’s impact on the field was undeniable.