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Jason Kipnis Joined ALCS Game 1 Live Stream & Talks Guardians, Retirement and 2016 WS | BID Segments
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Former Cleveland Indians/Guardians All-Star Jason Kipnis joins Baseball Is Dead to open up about his 10-year MLB career, the decision to retire, how he knew it was time, and how long it took him to start watching baseball again after hanging up the cleats.
Kipnis talks about his journey from Arizona State to becoming a key piece of Cleveland’s core in the mid-2010s, his two All-Star seasons, the 2016 World Series run, and the challenges of the later years of his career (including the pandemic-shortened 2020 season with the Cubs and a final year in Triple-A). He gets honest about the mental and physical side of knowing when to walk away and the adjustment period of life after baseball.
The guys also relive ALCS Game 1 (Guardians’ late comeback win over the Rays) through their reactions, with Kipnis weighing in on the series and Cleveland’s postseason push.
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