Former San Diego Padres catcher Kevin Plawecki has called it a career and joined the organization as a minor league player development coach. "There comes a time where all good things must come to an end," Plawecki wrote in an Instagram post Saturday.
Veteran catcher Kevin Plawecki has retired from baseball, he announced Saturday on Instagram. "There comes a time where all good things must come to an end," Plawecki wrote.
One former member of the Boston Red Sox is hanging up his cleats. After playing eight years at the big league level, former Red Sox fan-favorite catcher Kevin Plawecki took to Instagram to announce his retirement on Saturday.
Eight-year MLB veteran Kevin Plawecki announced his retirement on social media today. Plawecki’s announcement comes shortly after the Padres revealed their minor league coaching staff for 2025, where Plawecki is listed as an instructor for the club’s Arizona Complex League team.
The San Diego Padres signed longtime veteran catcher Kevin Plawecki on a minor league deal, per the team's transaction log on MLB.com. Plawecki, 32, has played for four MLB teams across his eight-year career.
One former member of the Boston Red Sox is attempting to work his way back up to the big leagues. Former Red Sox catcher Kevin Plawecki has bounced around since leaving the club in 2022 and now reportedly has found a new home with the San Diego Padres, according to Metsmerized Online's Mike Mayer.