ESPN: Jeff Kent to retire..

[kingsnation]

Jeff Kent,

who built a strong Hall of Fame case while setting the Major League Baseball record for career home runs by a second baseman, will formally announce his retirement Thursday at Dodger Stadium, the Los Angeles Dodgers said.

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His greatest success came with the Giants, where he played with Barry Bonds. The two players had some famous run-ins, and Kent later tangled with Milton Bradley in Los Angeles. Kent was known for his intense approach to the game and he endorsed improved testing, criticizing players who used performance-enhancing drugs.
He made his only World Series appearance with San Francisco in 2002, hitting three homers as the Giants lost to the then-Anaheim Angels in seven games.

Rest here..

...IMO, a definite hall of famer.

 

[Bibby.10]

Great player and a HOF in my book.

 

[pdxKingsFan]

If I weren't ecstatic about Rice finally getting in I'd say no way. He'll be a guy that is on the bubble for years, probably ultimately get in.

 

[SLAB]

Another Giant to the Hall.

I'll take it.

 

[Superman]

Word is he cried at his presser. Didn't see that coming, honestly.