Carlos Beltran, Andruw Jones and Jeff Kent represent three countries, a dozen teams and a whole lot more.
Carlos Beltran said he isn't trying to make a political statement by forgoing the trip to Washington with his former Astros teammates. "That's something that I don't have a lot of opinion on that," he said.
After a 20-year MLB career -- and a climactic World Series championship just weeks ago -- Carlos Beltran is hanging up his cleats. He spoke with Marly Rivera about what his future holds.
With the 40-year-old Carlos Beltran announcing his retirement via The Players' Tribune, former teams, teammates and other players took to social media to say their goodbyes.
The switch-hitter's career ended with a ring in Houston, but it's the impact Beltran had with so many teams that shapes his unique Cooperstown case.
Astros outfielder Carlos Beltran announced his retirement from baseball in a letter on The Players' Tribune, ending a career that spanned 20 seasons.
