Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis announced his retirement after 13 MLB seasons on Thursday. Davis said he can not continue due to various injuries and was already ruled out for the ...

While Davis has a long way to go to catch up to some Oriole greats - including Boog Powell, Eddie Murray and Cal Ripken Jr. - he'll have seven years to move up the list. While we're still awaiting ...

With the free-agency campaign of slugger Chris Davis dragging into the middle of January, when it's getting awfully close to the start of spring training, Orioles manager Buck Showalter inserted ...

In this thrilling video, witness the intense moment when Chris Davis, displaying his fierce competitive spirit, obliterates his bat after being hit. Diving deep into the psyche of a professional ...

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Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis announced his retirement, effective Thursday. Davis said he made the decision following extended time dealing with his injury and arthroscopic hip surgery.

Chris Davis has provided us with a lot of great memories, but he is done. At this stage, I just flat out feel bad for the guy. Father Time remains undefeated and Davis is the latest example.

Orioles first baseman Chris Davis, who has missed all of the 2021 season because of a hip injury that marked the latest disappointment during his club-record seven-year, $161 million contract ...

Some, remembering the good times with Davis, wished him well upon his retirement. Thank you, Chris. Congratulations and thank you for so many fun memories. — Joel (@JoelEspenshade) August 12, 2021 ...

Davis’s 41st Homer Powers the Orioles Chris Davis hit his major-league-best 41st homer in Baltimore’s four-run eighth inning, helping the Orioles beat the Padres, 10-3, in San Diego on Wednesday.

First baseman Chris Davis passed his physical and signed his new contract, which covers seven years and guarantees him $161 million. A large man signs the biggest contract in franchise history.