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Wow, I missed it somewhere along the line, but Matt Holliday retired.
He retired sometime during 2013, last having played in 2012. He still shows up as a 4-star player.
Holliday's career numbers:
Career Batting Stats
Year/Team/League Age G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB HP SF K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS VORP
2009 Philadelphia - PBL 24 97 230 67 11 3 6 26 38 12 0 1 59 5 0 .291 .325 .443 .769 6.5
2010 Philadelphia - PBL 25 83 331 84 17 1 5 21 49 20 2 1 66 2 3 .254 .299 .356 .656 -5.7
2011 Philadelphia - PBL 26 100 419 131 26 2 12 52 63 45 3 4 71 2 1 .313 .380 .470 .850 22.1
2011 Charlotte - PBL 26 60 248 70 16 1 6 39 38 24 4 4 39 0 2 .282 .350 .427 .777 8.4
2011 Total - PBL 26 160 667 201 42 3 18 91 101 69 7 8 110 2 3 .301 .369 .454 .823 30.5
2012 Charlotte - PBL 27 88 344 107 17 3 9 49 51 43 0 2 50 4 1 .311 .386 .456 .842 23.6
Total PBL 428 1572 459 87 10 38 187 239 144 9 12 285 13 7 .292 .352 .433 .785 54.9
Definitely the best player to retire so far...or at least the best PBL player.
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