Alex Wood pitched 12 seasons in the major leagues, including five of those years in two stints with the Dodgers. On Friday, ...

Left-handed pitcher Alex Wood has posted a long message on social media announcing his retirement after 12 major league ...

Dodgers celebrate Alex Wood’s retirement after 12 MLB seasons featuring a 2017 All-Star year, 2020 title, and 77 career wins.

Los Angeles Dodgers' former World Series champion and All-Star has announced his retirement, capping off a remarkable career that spanned five different franchises.

Former All-Star and World Series champion Alex Wood has announced his retirement. Read about his career at MLB Trade Rumors.

After 12 seasons in MLB, former Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star and World Series winner Alex Wood announced his retirement on Friday. Throughout his career, the so ...

Wood announced Friday in a post on his personal Instagram account that he has retired from professional baseball.

A pitcher with a great track record in MLB has decided to hang up his glove. Alex Wood, the left-hander who won the hearts of ...

Wood, 34, retires with a 77-68 record and a 3.78 ERA in his career with the Atlanta Braves (2013-15), Dodgers (2015-18, 2020), Cincinnati Reds (2019), San Francisco Giants (2021-23) and Oakland A's ...

A former star player for the Los Angeles Dodgers has announced his retirement from Major League Baseball this week.

Trusty veteran starting pitcher Alex Wood announced his retirement Friday. The 34-year-old lefty played 12 seasons in the big ...