Adrian ‘Titan’ Gonzalez, Mexican baseball player, officially announced through a publication on social networks his retirement as a professional with a 22-year career behind him.
“Today I officially announce my retirement. I was able to play in the Big leagues for 15 years plus the minor leagues, the Mexican summer and winter league. The Caribbean Series, the World Baseball Classic and the Olympic Games. What a blessing,” Adrián wrote on his Instagram account.
Adrian Gonzalez, 39 years old, reached the Florida Marlins in 2000 being the first general selection, later he reached the Rangers de Texas where he only played one season.
Adrian ‘Titan’ Gonzalez He also played for the San Diego Padres, the Boston Red Sox, the Los Angeles Dodgers and with the New York Mets talking about the Major Leagues, since his career ended with the Mariachis de Guadalajara. González hit 317 home runs in the Major Leagues.
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