Former Twins pitcher Boof Bonser says he has retired in an interview with
Twinkie Town. (The news was initially reported in January on the blog Boston
Sports For Life.) The 33-year-old Bonser last pitched competitively in 2014,
when he made 12 appearances for Bridgeport in the independent Atlantic
League. He last appeared in the big leagues in 2010.
前双城投手Boof Bonser接受访问时宣布退休
去年在大西洋联盟桥港蓝鱼出赛12场
而上次在大联盟出赛已经是2010年的事情了
The Giants took Bonser with the 21st overall pick in the 2000 draft, then
sent him to Minnesota with Joe Nathan and Francisco Liriano in their infamous
trade for A.J. Pierzynski. Bonser stuck in the big leagues with the Twins for
the better part of three years, first as a starter and then as a reliever,
before shoulder troubles caused him to miss the 2009 season. The Twins traded
Bonser to Boston the following year, and he made brief appearances with the
Red Sox and Athletics before spending several seasons in the minors. Bonser
finishes his career with a 5.18 ERA, 7.2 K/9 and 2.9 BB/9 in 416 2/3
big-league innings.
当初巨人在选秀以第一轮21顺位挑中他
后来以Francisco Liriano加上Joe Nathan换来A.J. Pierzynski
是近几年满有名的交易
2009年因为肩膀的问题而未在大联盟出赛
2010年分别代表红袜跟运动家
最后留下了19胜25败 防御率5.18的成绩