Jake Diekman, the former Mets reliever, declared his retirement from Major League Baseball in a heartfelt social media post, expressing gratitude for his career. Drafted in 2007, Diekman played for several teams, including the Phillies, Rangers, and Mets. He had a notable MLB career with a 3.91 ERA and achieved 764 strikeouts. His retirement comes after a short stint with the Atlanta Braves, and he reflected on memorable moments, specifically a pivotal game during the Subway Series against the Yankees, which highlighted his competitiveness on the field.
Former Mets reliever Jake Diekman announced his retirement late Friday, expressing gratitude to those who supported him throughout his career.
Diekman, a veteran of 705 career games, shared nostalgic moments from his journey, particularly a memorable outing in the Subway Series against the Yankees.
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