Tim Anderson, the former Chicago White Sox shortstop and two-time All-Star, announces his retirement from Major League Baseball after 10 seasons, according to the White Sox. He is 33 years old and ends his major-league career following his most recent stint in 2025.
Anderson’s peak years come with Chicago, where he is described as a key figure during the franchise’s rebuild. Multiple outlets note he led MLB with a .335 batting average in 2019 and earned All-Star selections during his time with the team. One outlet highlights his 10-season career span and that his best years are largely spent in Chicago.
Other coverage also places his final playing time in context, including his last appearance with the Los Angeles Angels for a short 2025 stretch. Differences among reports are mainly in emphasis—some focus on his career milestones and statistics, while others underscore his role with the White Sox or the timing of his final season—but all agree on the retirement announcement and his 10-year MLB tenure.
