Delgado officially retires: Carlos Delgado has given up on coming back from a hip injury, announcing his retirement from baseball two years after he was sidelined. The former Mets, Marlins and Blue Jays first baseman announced his decision at a news conference in his native Puerto Rico on Wednesday. The 38-year-old Delgado was in good spirits, laughing as friends presented him with a rocking chair as a retirement gift. The two-time All-Star first baseman played 17 major league seasons, finishing with 473 home runs and a .280 batting average. (Updated 04/13/2011)
Injury Report
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Fantasy Analysis
Delgado has officially put an end to a very productive career. Despite his attempts to make a comeback, this move does not affect Fantasy owners, as he was rostered in fewer than one percent of all leagues on CBSSports.com. (Updated 04/13/2011).
05/16/2009 13:35 Mets' Delgado on DL, could be sidelined for extended period
The New York Mets are down a key man in the heart of their batting order, and Carlos Delgado could be out for a prolonged period of time after going on the 15-day disabled list Saturday with an impingement of his right hip,
05/15/2009 01:52 Mets run wild, score three in ninth to defeat Giants
David Wright hit a tiebreaking RBI single in the ninth inning and finished with four of New York's franchise-record seven stolen bases, leading the Mets to a 7-4 victory against the San Francisco Giants on Thursday night.
05/14/2009 19:51 Mets open up Giants series without Reyes, Putz, Delgado
The Mets opened a 10-game trip Thursday without three key players due to injuries: shortstop Jose Reyes, reliever J.J. Putz and first baseman Carlos Delgado.
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