Shortstop Brandon Crawford announced he was retiring from baseball Wednesday after a 14-year career in which he made three All-Star teams and won two World Series championships with the San Francisco Giants.

Longtime San Francisco Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford has announced his retirement after 14 seasons. He put up a post on Instagram on Wednesday. You can see the post below: "...Growing up in the Bay Area and going to games at Candlestick,

Three-time All-Star Brandon Crawford announced Wednesday he's retiring from MLB after 14 seasons. "Baseball has given me, Jalynne, and the kids more than

Brandon Crawford won a pair of World Series titles with the Giants, who he spent nearly all of his MLB career with.

Crawford played 13 years for the San Francisco Giants, where he served as the team's starting shortstop from to 2011 to '23. He won two World Series with the franchise in 2012 and

Longtime San Francisco Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford is retiring after 14 MLB seasons, he announced Wednesday on Instagram. Crawford, 37, played his first 13 seasons with the