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Former MLB Pitcher Brian Wilson Retires

Relief Pitcher Known as 'The Beard'

Announces Retirement After 14-Year Career

Brian Wilson, the former Major League Baseball relief pitcher known for his eccentric style and impressive beard, has announced his retirement from the sport. Wilson, who spent 14 seasons in the majors, made the announcement on social media, thanking his family and friends for their support throughout his career.

Wilson, who was born on March 16, 1982, began his MLB career with the San Francisco Giants in 2006. He quickly became a fan favorite, not only for his impressive performance on the mound but also for his colorful personality. Wilson was known for his pre-game rituals, which included head-banging and screaming, and for his unique fashion sense.

Throughout his career, Wilson played for the Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers, Texas Rangers, and Washington Nationals. He was a two-time All-Star and helped the Giants win the World Series in 2010. Wilson finished his career with a record of 44-42, a 3.26 ERA, and 690 strikeouts.