Former St. Louis Cardinals infielder Matt Carpenter announced his retirement on Sports Spectrum's "Get in the Game" podcast Wednesday morning. Carpenter said the decision was easy, and he wanted ...

Congratulations to Matt Carpenter on a fine career after the 14-year MLB veteran announced his retirement this morning. ... Baseball Reference pegs his career earnings at just over the $100MM mark.

St. Louis Cardinals great Matt Carpenter is retiring from baseball after 14 seasons. The Cardinals confirmed the news , thanking Carpenter for his contributions to the franchise.

Matt Carpenter, a three-time All-Star who played 14 major league seasons, is retiring from baseball.. He made the announcement Wednesday on Sports Spectrum's "Get in the Game" podcast hosted by ...

Matt Carpenter is calling it a career after 14 seasons in the big leagues. Primary Menu Sections. ... 37 RBIs, and a 1.138 OPS, the best in all of baseball with a minimum of 150 plate appearances.

On June 8, 2009, Matt Carpenter played his final game for TCU, and he figured the final out concluded his career as a baseball player. He had not hired an agent. He had not talked to a scout. He ...

On June 8, 2009, Matt Carpenter played his final game for TCU, and he figured the final out concluded his career as a baseball player. He had not hired an agent. He had not talked to a scout. He ...

MacKenzie Carpenter (nee Detmore) was born on January 7. She is the daughter of Paul Byron Detmore and Nancy Detmore. She also has an older brother, Brad Detmore, who also played baseball.

Greeted with a shifted defense in the fifth inning of the St. Louis Cardinals' game against the Miami Marlins, third baseman Matt Carpenter bucked recent baseball strategy and played some small ball.

After returning to the St. Louis Cardinals last season, former three-time All-Star Matt Carpenter announced his retirement on Wednesday.

Matt Carpenter flips the ball to first after fielding a ground ball in the second inning during the TCU vs Oral Roberts baseball game at Lupton Stadium at TCU in Fort Worth on February 16, 2007.