Today a San Diego Padres player, Matt Carpenter confessed that it was not for the New York Yankeeswould have already withdrawn from the Major League Soccer – MLB.
Matt Carpenter He has had a career that has gone from more to less, but fortunately he had a rebirth in 2022 and currently in the 2023 season he is still active in the Major League Soccer – MLB. That rebirth that we mentioned, he had with the New York Yankeesa team that trusted him for the best baseball in the world last season and that avoided his withdrawal.
Carpenter grateful to the Yankees
Through an interview with Chris Rose, Carpenter was able to confess that he contemplated retirement last year and that if it had not been for that call that the YankeesI would have left baseball MLB.
“Last year in Triple-A with the Texas Rangers, I called my parents, I called my wife, my brother and sister, I told them this was it. He had left the ball park for what was the last time. Three days later, I got a call from Brian Cashman and he was in the lineup with the Yankees,” the player said.
Matt Carpenter thought his baseball career was over until the Yankees gave him another chance.
(h/t @ChrisRoseSports) pic.twitter.com/5avQLAfhgW
— YES Network (@YESNetwork) May 15, 2023
Matt Carpenter had accepted that his MLB career was over before the Yankees gave him another shot in 2022 pic.twitter.com/OT9CJEgIBn
— Talkin’ Baseball (@TalkinBaseball_) May 15, 2023
The 37-year-old veteran made an immediate impact with the “Bronx Mules” last season. MLBproducing in great shape with his blade and earning a place in the lineup every day.
Matt Carpenter con los Yankees
Matt Carpenter in 47 games with the YanKees recorded 39 hits, nine doubles, 15 home runs, 37 RBIs, 28 runs scored, and a brilliant .305 batting average.
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2023-05-16 03:37:24
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