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Citing the toll of injuries suffered over his career, the former top prospect announced his retirement days before his 27th birthday.

(ABC 6 News) – Former Twins first-round draft pick Alex Kirilloff has announced he is hanging up his cleats at the age of 26.

The once-top prospect found his career derailed by injury after injury, and says he can no longer give professional baseball the commitment it requires.

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Twins outfielder Alex Kirilloff announced his retirement Thursday at age 26 after a series of ...

Alex Kirilloff, once considered the top prospect in the Twins’ organization, announced Thursday he is retiring from the sport after four injury-plagued seasons in the major leagues.

Said Ryan Jeffers: "I think there's a lot of really good qualities about him that are going to play great in this role.” ...

The Kansas City Royals made some very impactful moves last offseason when they signed starters Michael Wacha and Seth Lugo.

MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL, MN – Former Twins first baseman/outfielder Alex Kirilloff announced today that he is retiring from baseball and has been placed on the Voluntarily Retired List. Kirilloff, 26, ...