Veteran infielder Michael Young decided to retire Thursday rather than return to the Dodgers, ending a 14-year major-league career.The 37-year-old Covina native and Bishop Amat High School graduate had been mulling a one-year offer. At a charity bowling function on Sunday in Anaheim, Young sounded eager to return to his natural second base position again in a utility role, but also acknowledged that family was his first priority.
Michael Young will not return to Dodgers, calls it a career after 14 big league seasons
Published January 30, 2014 at 10:35 PM
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