MLB veteran Kyle Gibson opens up on retiring after a healthy career and missing the Tampa Bay Rays' roster in 2025.

Kyle Gibson, who won 10 or more games eight times during his 13-year MLB career, announced his retirement Thursday.

Kyle Gibson, shown against the Cardinals in September 2023, knowing he would jell with the Orioles’ clubhouse was a factor in him saying yes to the contract offer.

Kyle Gibson enters his 32nd start Sunday with 180 innings pitched, the most by an Oriole since 2017. But the 35-year-old’s impact, both with the Orioles and in Baltimore, has gone beyond his ...

In 2021, Gibson, a starter for the Texas Rangers, allowed five earned runs on four base hits, and got just one out. His ERA after that game was 135.00.

The Cardinals declined a $12 million option for Kyle Gibson for 2025 in favor of a $1 million buyout. Baltimore has signed up on a a $5.25 million, 1-year contract.

Star, has retired from MLB after a 13-year career, turning down a minor-league deal from the Tampa Bay Rays. Gibson, known for ...

Gibson is a nine-year veteran who had spent his entire career in the American League prior to Friday, when he was traded by the Rangers at the deadline with Ian Kennedy and pitching prospect Hans ...

Kyle Gibson #44 of the Minnesota Twins pitches in the second inning against the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park on August 14, 2019 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Dylan Buell / Getty Images) ...