It’s always interesting to check in some of the ex-doggers. Even if they weren’t as productive as their fan base would have hoped at once.
The very rough NLDS compared to the Arizona Diamondback a few years ago, and the pitcher Lancelin certainly fits into this category. He gave up 16 Homer in 11 games after being bought by the . Lynn then allowed four more in 2.2 innings against NL West Rival Arizona.
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Now 37, Lynn has recently retired, not because he is not trying to find a new job. He spoke about his journey that could continue his time in the big leagues on MLB Network Radio.
“To be honest, there’s more left in the tank,” Lynn said. “All the money seems to be drying up around the league. I didn’t like what I was being offered.”
Lynn revealed why he retired alongside the St. Louis Cardinals, the team he began his career, because there is no real offer.
“I was just going,” Lynn said. “I can end my career as a St. Louis Cardinal in the way I started it. There were a lot of different variables. You didn’t know what this year would involve either. The best part is that the money wasn’t there and I couldn’t leave the house.
Due to his career, Lin ended with a career record of 143-99 in 13 seasons. This includes a 3.74 ERA and two All-Star appearances.
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