Longtime Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford announced his retirement from baseball after a 14-year career in which he won two titles in San Francisco.

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

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

Giants legend and long-time shortstop Brandon Crawford has announced his retirement in a post on his personal Instagram account today.

Brandon Crawford is retiring after 14 major league seasons, all but one of those played with his hometown San Francisco Giants as a slick-fielding shortstop and fan favorite.

Two-time World Series champion Brandon Crawford, who earned a reputation as one of the best defensive shortstops of his generation, announced his retirement from baseball on Wednesday, ending one of the most accomplished professional careers by an athlete from Pleasanton.

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 Giants before signing with the St.

A three-time All-Star and four-time Gold Glove winner, Crawford left his mark on the Bay Area during 13 seasons.

- San Francisco Giants' Brandon Crawford acknowledges the crowd before a pitch by the Los Angeles Dodgers during the first inning of a baseball game in San Francisco, Oct.