Our news partners at the Trib said Josh Harrison announced his retirement Saturday morning in a post on social media, formally ending a 13-year career in which he batted .270/.316/.396, collected ...

Josh Harrison, a two-time All-Star Game honoree and a veteran of parts of 13 big-league seasons, announced on Saturday his retirement from Major League Baseball.Harrison, 37, tweeted out a lengthy ...

Josh Harrison developed from a super utility player into a two-time All-Star and one of the charismatic characters for the Pittsburgh Pirates during their three-year stretch of clinching wild-card ...

After 13 Major League seasons, Josh Harrison officially announced his retirement exactly 14 years to the day after he played in his first MLB game. The 37-year-old Harrison thanked his family ...

At 37 years old, one former MLB All-Star is ready to stick his bat in the storage unit. Veteran utilityman Josh Harrison announced in a post to his X page on Saturday that he is officially ...

— Josh Harrison (@jhay_da_man) May 31, 2025. Harrison hails from Cincinnati, Ohio, playing for Princeton High School in Sharonville, Ohio and then playing college baseball for Cincinnati.

— Josh Harrison (@jhay_da_man) May 31, 2025. Harrison, an All-Star in 2014 and 2017, retires with a career average of .270 with 73 home runs and 388 RBIs in 1,208 games.

Josh Harrison picked the perfect day to close out his Major League Baseball career. On May 31, 2011, Harrison made his MLB debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

After 12 years in the majors and 17 in baseball, Pirates two-time All-Star Josh Harrison has given up the comeback attempts and retired.

Harrison’s time with the Tigers was among the most underwhelming of a solid MLB career that included a .270/.316/.396 slashing line, 73 home runs and 388 RBI.

Josh Harrison: Brings end to playing career. Harrison announced Saturday via social media that he has retired from professional baseball.. Harrison, 37, had been a free agent since opting out of ...

An example of this in recent years was Josh Harrison, who ended up with the Phillies in 2023 and played 40 games for the team, playing four different positions as a key utility man.