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Former Rays reliever David Robertson has retired from baseball after a long and successful 17 seasons.

Forever consistent, forever unappreciated first appeared on Elite Sports NY, the Voice, the Pulse of New York City sports.

Veteran reliever David Robertson calls it a career at 40 after spending 17 seasons in MLB with eight different organizations.

A New York Yankees legend has retired after 17 seasons, with his best years coming as a member of the team.

Veteran reliever David Robertson, a former All-Star and consistent bullpen presence for nearly two decades, announced his ...

All-Star reliever and World Series champion David Robertson is calling it a career after 19 seasons. Read more at MLB Trade ...

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