Summary
Los Angeles Dodgers player Mookie Betts announced he plans to retire when his contract ends in 2032. Betts, who will be 40 years old then, highlighted wanting to spend more time with his family as a reason for retirement. Betts has been a significant part of the Dodgers' success, winning multiple championships with the team.
Key Facts
- Mookie Betts plans to retire when his Dodgers contract expires in 2032.
- Betts will be 40 years old at the time of his planned retirement.
- He wants to be more present for his children, which influenced his decision.
- Betts joined the Dodgers in a trade from the Boston Red Sox.
- He has won four World Series titles, including one with the Red Sox and three with the Dodgers.
- Betts' accolades include MVP awards, Silver Slugger awards, Gold Glove awards, and All-Star selections.
- The Dodgers recently added players like Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani to improve their team further.
- Betts has a .867 OPS, 152 home runs, and a 32.7 bWAR since joining the Dodgers.
