Andy Pettitte to retire on Friday

Tweeted by Michael Kay. It's over for one of the best pitchers the Yankees ever had. He's earned retirement. We'll always remember #46.

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Congratulations

and thanks for the memories

There's always next year

by david d on Feb 3, 2011 1:07 PM EST reply actions

we'll miss you champ

I’ll miss the most clutch yankee pitcher of my lifetime for sure.

"I'm going to say something plain and simple - I will take getting dunked on every single game for the rest of the year if we can get the win."
- Ronny Turiaf #14

by total hermination on Feb 3, 2011 1:34 PM EST reply actions 1 recs

I understand why he did it, but I’m still sorry that we won’t get to see him take another lap around the MLB for one last season. What an incredible privilege to watch him pitch for the past 15 years…thanks so much for everything, Mr. Pettitte.

Evidently George Steinbrenner was the ultimate wagoner.
Your fellow Yankee fans are not the enemy.

by Yankee Frankee on Feb 3, 2011 1:38 PM EST reply actions

Congratulations on a terrific career

Can’t argue with five world championships. I’m still concerned about this season’s rotation, though.

March 31st can't come soon enough.

by Chris McKeown on Feb 3, 2011 1:52 PM EST reply actions

The man with the sexiest southern accent in all of Baseball.

I don’t blame him for wanting to retire. I wouldn’t want to have to take the heat for testifying against Roger Clemens in his upcoming trial while being an active Yankee player either.

"It's our money," owner Arte Moreno said.

by 44FAN on Feb 3, 2011 2:05 PM EST reply actions