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Jim Edmonds Likely To Retire

By Dan Mennella | January 29, 2011 at 12:33pm CDT

Jim Edmonds is probably going to retire, according to Reds GM Walt Jocketty, blogs John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Edmonds has been contemplating whether he'd return in 2011 after playing well (.276/.342/.504) in 86 games with the Brewers and Reds in 2010. Unsatisfied with contract offers after the 2008 season, he sat out all of 2009.

Despite Edmond's surprisingly solid effort in 2010, it's unlikely that his retirement will have much of a ripple effect on any rosters. He might only have gotten a minor-league deal this offseason, anyway, as he did last offseason from the Brewers.

If this is the end for Edmonds, it will have been a heck of a career. In 17 seasons, he's hit .284/.376/.527, claimed eight Gold Gloves and won a World Series with the Cardinals in 2006.

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  1. IanW

    14 years ago

    Best Cf Ever!!!!! Greatest there ever was, Greatest there ever will be!

    Reply
    • Sean Murphy

      14 years ago

      Are you on crack or just retarded? I think you’re forgetting someone, you may not have heard of him before….his name is Willie Mays…..

      Reply
      • Tony

        14 years ago

        plus jim edmonds is rumored to have been on steroids. too bad the report will never be released…

        Reply
        • Ferrariman

          14 years ago

          i never heard of this… his name wasn’t on the mitchell report or canseco’s book or anything. Where did you get that rumor from.

          Reply
          • Tony

            14 years ago

            its just common sense. any player who hit 40 or more hrs in a season in his playing time should be a subject of suspicion

            Reply
            • flickadave

              14 years ago

              Yep, Babe Ruth was a juicer.

              That’s one of the stupidest comments I’ve ever seen on MLBTR.

              Reply
              • Tony

                14 years ago

                you absolute dumbasses i said “IN HIS PLAYING TIME” thats mid 1990’s to mid 2000’s

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                • flickadave

                  14 years ago

                  So, let me get this right. Players hit 40+ homers in the pre steroid era without suspicion but now “ANY player” who hit 40+ while Jim Edmonds was playing is tainted.

                  I’ll stick with my original opinion.

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                  • Kenneth Reynolds

                    14 years ago

                    I agree with flick. The most retarded thing I may have ever heard.

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                • Nicolaus Copernicus

                  14 years ago

                  So lemme get this straight, any player that hit 40 or more home runs during the 90’s did steroids? That explains why Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza were such great players! Thanks for the info! /sarcasm

                  Reply
            • Ferrariman

              14 years ago

              that was stupid.

              Reply
              • Guest

                14 years ago

                Its kinda sad tho, if he did or didnt he will most likely never get a fair shake. I also think TLR is the biggest liar in the game, so god only knows what Edmonds did when he came from Anaheim.

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            • Richard Bird

              14 years ago

              Any player period, you do not have to be big and strong to be on steroids. An athletic defender using to keep trim, a soft tossing innings eater using it to endure the grind, or any player out there using it to stay healthy over their career. EVERYONE is suspect.

              Reply
              • Cubbie

                14 years ago

                U r rite

                Reply
            • HerbertAnchovy

              14 years ago

              For real? Anyone who makes a comment that stupid makes me suspicious.

              Reply
            • mattevilspawn

              14 years ago

              That’s not common sense. That’s irrational distrust. And blanket accusations are rookie league. Corroborate your argument with legit sources/info, please.

              Reply
            • lefty177

              14 years ago

              since when has Pujols been on the juice??

              Reply
            • RidiculousPage

              14 years ago

              You can’t just make that statement because you’ve been so jaded by media and Bonds (not entirely him, but I view him as a symbol of the era). Power jumps like his happen all the time. I seriously doubt Bautista used steroids this season; the guy has a major uppercut in his swing that didn’t appear until the last couple of seasons, and he plays in an incredibly hitter friendly park in Toronto. Some guys just figure it out for a season or seem to catch fire. If Andres Torres has a down year, I won’t point the finger and say he was on ‘roids, I’ll just say that the pitchers figured him out. Baseball’s all about adjustments and some guys just can’t make em.

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        • $1639238

          14 years ago

          Rumored by whom? The number 1 search result in google for Jim Edmonds and steroids is an article on Bleacher Report which cites evidence such as: he played on the same team as Mark McGwire and pretty much nothing else. It’s bleacher report for christsakes. This is the equivalent of me saying Obama had an affair with Sasquatch ’cause a completely horrible and utterly useless website says it might have happened.

          Reply
    • Ferrariman

      14 years ago

      ummmmm..

      no

      Reply
  2. qudjy1

    14 years ago

    Edmonds would probably still be better than whatever AZ is going to throw in LF next year.

    Reply
  3. Elaine

    14 years ago

    My favorite Cardinal/baseball player of all-time. I hope he’ll be seen hanging out around Busch Stadium a lot this year like he was in 2009! Baseball just isn’t the same to me without Jimmy Ballgame!

    Reply
  4. BG921

    14 years ago

    Jim Edmonds wasn’t even the top CF of his era. Andruw Jones was the best defensively and Ken Griffey Jr was the top offensive CF. This should not be considered a put down, just to be mentioned in the same sentence as Andruw and Griffey would be enough for me.

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    • Ferrariman

      14 years ago

      griffey’s era was the 1990s. He wasn’t that good in the 2000s, especially the earlier parts where edmonds was raking it up. They played in different era’s…Jim was the best offensively in his.

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      • alxn

        14 years ago

        I dont know if you can call a 5 year period an “era”

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        • Ferrariman

          14 years ago

          thats true, but those 5 years were some of the peak offensive/defensive output in Center Field in a very very long time. I’m not trying to make a case that he is a HOF player or anything(because he isn’t) but Griffey and Edmonds were in different times of the game IMO.

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          • alxn

            14 years ago

            Actually I think that he is a HOFer. If Jim Rice got in then Edmonds should be a no-brainer. It may not work out like that, though.

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      • Carson

        14 years ago

        Wasn’t better than Andruw Jones. Not even close.

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        • Ferrariman

          14 years ago

          did i say he was? And perhaps you need to look at the numbers again, i would defnitely say it was close.

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          • Carson

            14 years ago

            Yes, you did: “Jim was the best offensively in his.” Ergo, you are saying Edmonds was better offensively than Jones in his ‘era.’ We could debate the semantics of ‘close’ but since you are confused about what you said I will just go ahead and assume you don’t actually think Edmonds was better than Jones.

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            • bas_in_denmark

              14 years ago

              I don’t know how you can make the argument that Andruw was better offensively than Edmonds. During his peak (1995-2005) Edmonds hit: .293/.388/.554 for a .942 OPS and a 141 OPS+. During his peak (1997-2006) Andruw hit .268/.346/.506 for a .852 OPS and a 117 OPS+. Edmonds did every thing offensively better than Andruw. He hit for a higher average, he drew more walks, and he hit for more power. Now defense is another story and defense is the reason why you can argue that Andruw is the better all around player. However it is pretty clear who is the superior hitter. It’s Edmonds.

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              • junior ballbag

                14 years ago

                Well said.

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              • Cubbie

                14 years ago

                Jim is still better

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            • $1639238

              14 years ago

              I think any reasonable person would suggest a guy who a career OPS 80 points higher than another player in the same era was “better” than the other player. Edmonds tops Jones by about 9 WAR for his career and Andruw Jones has racked up more career plate appearances. Look, Andruw Jones was almost certainly a better fielder. Was he soooo much better at fielding than Edmonds to close an enormous gap in hitting ability?

              Reply
              • Carson

                14 years ago

                Look Junior, you don’t take Barry Bond statistics seriously, do you? Why Edmonds then? Now do you see why Andruw was better?

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              • Cubbie

                14 years ago

                No

                Reply
        • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

          14 years ago

          Jones’s D >>>>>> Edmond’s D
          Edmonds’ bat >>>>>>>> Jone’s bat

          Reply
    • Wrek305

      14 years ago

      if it wasn’t for a fluke of 8 yrs of injury filled seasons.. Griffey Jr. would have passed Hank Aaron by now.. and it would have been legit unlike others.

      Reply
    • $1639238

      14 years ago

      Uhh….Jones was better defensively, but not even close offensively. He posted a career OPS about 90 points higher and an OBP about 50 points higher. I don’t think Andruw Jones was better at all. And if we accept that Edmonds was better than Jones, we could easily say Edmonds was the best center fielder in baseball from 2000-2004, a not insignificant span.

      Reply
  5. alxn

    14 years ago

    He would be a great fit for the Dodgers

    Reply
    • dc21892

      14 years ago

      Yes, because they need ANOTHER outfielder. They have Thames, Gibbons, Eithier, Kemp and Paul… hm let’s add ONE more.

      Reply
      • alxn

        14 years ago

        “They have Thames, Gibbons, Eithier, Kemp and Paul”

        Thanks for proving my point. Edmonds would be a massive upgrade over Gibbons.

        Reply
        • dc21892

          14 years ago

          They could have had Edmonds all offseason. He may be an upgrade but that’s a stretch. He’s very injury prone at this point in his career.

          Reply
          • alxn

            14 years ago

            All I’m saying is they shouldn’t be comfortable at all with Gibbons as the LH part of that platoon.

            Reply
    • vtadave

      14 years ago

      I guess when the other options are named Gwynn, Gibbons, and Thames, you may sadly have a point.

      Reply
      • Guest

        14 years ago

        hehe.

        Reply
  6. thevoiceofbv

    14 years ago

    Did Brett Farve report this ?

    Reply
  7. JohnOrpheus

    14 years ago

    What I don’t understand is that there are “multiple teams interested in aaron miles”, but no one seems to be interested in Jimmy after the more than solid half season he put up last year. Especially considering the crap many teams are going to be trotting out in center this coming season (like that offensive black hole that is currently the Brewer’s starting center fielder).

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    • pageian

      14 years ago

      Plus, he’s younger than Thome and has a similar skill set with the bat. Left-handed, aging power hitter. I can’t believe Edmonds didn’t throw his name into the DH hat early in the offseason. With the right contract demands he could have hooked on somewhere, no doubt.

      Reply
      • Cubbie

        14 years ago

        Ur rite

        Reply
  8. Goldberg365

    14 years ago

    youtube.com/watch?v=JNcM7g9SQ3w
    Who remembers that crazy catch in center? One of the best plays I’ve ever seen. Definitely the best Centerfielder I’ve ever seen, with young Andruw Jones being a close second.

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    • Wrek305

      14 years ago

      Absolutely one of the best.. Reed Johnson while on the Cubs made a dead sprint diving catch as well, Reeds was the greatest in Cubs recent diving plays and Edmonds made the greatest Anaheim/California Angels dive in history

      Reply
    • $1639238

      14 years ago

      1. I love Jim Edmonds
      2. Edmonds was a *much* better hitter than Andruw Jones
      3. Jim Edmonds was an excellent defensive center fielder

      But no, Edmonds was not better than Jones defensively, nor was it particular close. He made some amazing looking catches than Andruw Jones wouldn’t have to dive for. Not a knock against Jimmy, a career 9 WAR defensive outfielder. Jim Edmodns was a gold glove center fielder. Andruw Jones was kind Ozzie Smith caliber center fielder.

      Reply
    • Cubbie

      14 years ago

      Iremeber the catch

      Reply
  9. ellisburks

    14 years ago

    Tris Speaker >>>>>>>>>Jones, Griffey

    Reply
  10. pageian

    14 years ago

    Edmonds is a guy I never liked. Too much of a showboat. However, as his career wound down I did find myself starting to appreciate his career. He really was a pretty good player. I’ve heard his name mentioned as a potential HOF’er, I think by Rob Neyer and perhaps others. I’m not sure how I would vote on him but I think he’s certainly got a chance given the position he played.

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    • dc21892

      14 years ago

      You’re a Cubs fan. You have every reason not to like him. He had some great years in St. Louis.

      Reply
      • pageian

        14 years ago

        Yeah but i felt that way about him as far back as when he was with the Angels. Sure, I *REALLY* didn’t like the guy when he was with the Cardinals, but that was mostly because I already didn’t care for him. I actually like Pujols as a player, it’s hard not to appreciate his brilliance, but Edmonds has always been annoying. He’s like the on field version of an off field Curt Schilling. Whatever they’re doing, you just wish they would stop.

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  11. corey23

    14 years ago

    Id say more than anything I just respect the guy for his balls to the wall 100% of the time playing as hard as he can. A lot of players today don’t give it 100% but Jim Edmonds went after everything as hard as he could in the outfield.

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  12. pageian

    14 years ago

    Yeah, that’s my big problem with Edmonds. Showboat, show off, whatever you want to call him. He made it look great when he should have been making it look easy. The end of that video says it all, he didn’t jump up and start his trot back to the dugout. He sits there, letting everyone have enough time to soak in his greatness. Junior would have gotten up and headed for the dugout. So would Andruw, Willie and about 95% of most major leaguers. I guess when you do things for attention you have to ham it up when you’re getting it.

    Reply
    • junior ballbag

      14 years ago

      This comment has made me laugh multiple times.

      Reply
      • gigantes2425

        14 years ago

        Reading this made me laugh after laughing at the other comment

        Reply
    • stl_cards16

      14 years ago

      Perhaps a Soriano “hop” would make you appreciate him more?

      Reply
  13. bas_in_denmark

    14 years ago

    I think Jim Edmonds is absolutely a Hall of Famer. He is a top 10 centerfielder of all time. It’s true that Andruw Jones was better defensively but it is not really fair to compare anyone to Andruw as he has a good case for best defensive centerfielder of all time.

    Edmonds, however, was much better than Andruw with the bat. Edmonds hit .284/.376/.527 good for a 132 OPS+ while Andruw has hit .256/.338/.488 good for a 111 OPS+. Most people don’t really know how good Edmonds was with the bat because of his Gold Glove defense but the fact is that I think any player that puts up a .900 OPS while playing Gold Glove defense at a premium position deserves to be in the Hall of Fame.

    Just for the record I think both of them belong in the Hall of Fame.

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    • vonhayesdays

      14 years ago

      Agreed on the hofer but they should both wait longer than goose did

      Reply
  14. SpaldingBalls

    14 years ago

    Anyone who thinks Edmonds is even close to Andruw is insane. I feel like it is a classic case of people wanting the “less talented” guy to “try hard” and become great. Jones would catch basically everything Edmonds would easily, instead of by diving. However, Edmonds was a very good player, but not in the same LEAGUE as Jones

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    • bas_in_denmark

      14 years ago

      Now surely you want more form any player than defense? Even a centerfielder. The fact is that Edmonds was a better hitter than Andruw. While Andruw was better with the glove than Edmonds. To me the difference in hitting means that they are in the same league. If you mean that they were not in the same league defensively I agree with you though.

      Reply
    • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

      14 years ago

      its like comparing Tulowitzki and Ramirez.
      I’m sure most people would argue that Tulowitzki is the better shortstop. But offensively, Hanley is still better than Tulowitzki

      Reply
      • bas_in_denmark

        14 years ago

        Tulo and Hanley are much closer offensively than Edmonds and Jones ever were and Edmonds was a Gold Glove player while Hanley is most definitely not.

        Reply
    • Batboy1

      14 years ago

      I like how people argue Edmonds diving when everyone knew jones would slow down just so he could dive.

      Reply
      • alxn

        14 years ago

        That couldn’t be further from the truth. If anything, the knock on Jones was that he didn’t dive enough (and he didn’t need to be because his instincts and range were so amazing that he was able to turn most fly balls into routine plays). In fact it is remarkable that he won so many Gold Gloves given his low volume of spectacular diving catches. And that isn’t me criticizing Jones, but the evaluation process the media tends to use for selecting GG winers (see Nate McLouth).

        Reply
  15. goredsgo

    14 years ago

    “Jim Edmods Likely To Retire”. We’ve sort of known that for the past 5 months or so

    Reply
  16. jmag043

    14 years ago

    Andruw Jones’ defense over his career has just been incredible. Edmonds defense was good, not great, with some flashy grabs. However, Edmonds consistently put up OBPs over 400 while playing good defense at a premium position. I think he gets into the hall but he’ll have to wait.

    Reply
  17. Wrek305

    14 years ago

    he should sign a contract with the Pirates get traded in July to the Astros…. point being he would have played for all 6 NL Central teams. it would be a shame if he did that, all hendry had to do was give him a minor league contract after 2008 but no he was an idiot and said he didn’t need him, I’m sorry but 65+rbi and 19 hrs is a huge need and bonus for the Cubs anytime.. the Cubs will not exceed more then one player over 25 this year.. pending if Colvin rightfully gets his starting job in LF

    Reply
  18. $1639238

    14 years ago

    There was a great article on BeyondtheBoxscore titled “Jim Edmonds: No Doubt Hall of Famer”. Sounds absurd until you realize he was probably better than Duke Snider and one of the ten greatest center fielders of all time. How many plus defensive center fielders can you name with a career OPS over .900?

    Reply
  19. kahnives

    14 years ago

    I would love to see Edmonds play one more year, hit some of those milestones. He is 1 RBI short of 1200, 2 BBs short of 1000, 51 Hs short of 2000, and 7 HRs short of 400.

    Reply
  20. flickadave

    14 years ago

    I find it curious that the Rays signed Johnny Damon for what they did instead of trying to sign Jim Edmonds who, it would appear, is a much better offensive threat and still can play the outfield.

    Reply
  21. gursk1989

    14 years ago

    Hall. Of. Famer. And I dare anybody to argue against that.

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    • Cubbie

      14 years ago

      Agree

      Reply
  22. Craig Cutler

    14 years ago

    Thanks for the AMAZING memories Jimmy Ball Game. Especially contributing a whole heck of a lot in establishing the Cards as a NL powerhouse for so long.

    Reply
  23. mattevilspawn

    14 years ago

    I will miss Jimmy Ballgame!

    Reply
  24. stroh

    14 years ago

    As an Astros fan, I always feared Jim Edmonds more than any hitter in the Cardinals lineup including Albert Pujols. Edmonds was always money, and I think the best defensive centerfielder in the game when he was at his peak.

    Reply
    • Sox1265

      14 years ago

      Sad to see him go

      Reply
  25. Cubbie

    14 years ago

    Sad he was good and made some of the best catches ever made

    Reply
    • Sox1265

      14 years ago

      I know

      Reply
  26. Cubbie

    14 years ago

    He should be in the hof

    Reply
  27. Cubbie

    14 years ago

    I say Jim is better but I am 10 but I follow baseball better than any other 10 year old. I did not get to see Andrew when he was at best

    Reply
  28. The_Silver_Stacker

    14 years ago

    It was a pleasure to watch Edmonds, he was just an absoloute beast in his prime. Good luck Jimmy

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