Left-handed pitcher Alex Wood posted a long message on social media Friday announcing his retirement after 12 major league ...

His lone All-Star appearance was in 2017, when he also finished ninth in the National League Cy Young Award voting. This ...

Alex Wood pitched 12 seasons in the major leagues, including five of those years in two stints with the Dodgers. On Friday, ...

Dodgers celebrate Alex Wood’s retirement after 12 MLB seasons featuring a 2017 All-Star year, 2020 title, and 77 career wins.

Former All-Star and World Series champion Alex Wood has announced his retirement. Read about his career at MLB Trade Rumors.

All-Star left-hander Alex Wood announced his retirement from Major League Baseball on Friday after 12 seasons.

Longtime MLB starting pitcher Alex Wood formally decided to call it a career on Friday after 12 seasons. An All-Star in 2017 and a World Series champion in 2020, Wood is perhaps best known for his ...

After 12 seasons in MLB, former Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star and World Series winner Alex Wood announced his retirement on Friday. Throughout his career, the so ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com as Alex Wood, Pitcher Who Helped Dodgers End Pennant Drought, Announces Retirement. After 12 rock-solid years across Major League Baseball, pitcher ...

Alex Wood, the left-handed pitcher who played a significant role in ending the Los Angeles Dodgers ’ 29-year pennant drought, ...

Wood, 34, retires with a 77-68 record and a 3.78 ERA in his career with the Atlanta Braves (2013-15), Dodgers (2015-18, 2020), Cincinnati Reds (2019), San Francisco Giants (2021-23) and Oakland A's ...

Trusty veteran starting pitcher Alex Wood announced his retirement Friday. The 34-year-old lefty played 12 seasons in the big ...