Jason varitek

• The Boston Red Sox are saying goodbye to their captain. Catcher Jason Varitek has decided to retire after 15 seasons with the Red Sox, CBSSports.coms Jon Heyman has confirmed. The Boston Globe first reported Variteks decision.
(CBS News)
• FORT MYERS — After weeks of weighing his options, Jason Varitek [stats] has decided to retire, multiple sources confirmed last night. Varitek played 15 seasons with the Red Sox [team stats], including the past seven as the team's captain.
(Boston Herald)
• Jason Varitek, a two-time World Series champion and the captain of the Red Sox from 2005-2011, will announce his retirement on Thursday in Fort Myers, sources told the Globe today. Varitek is expected to stay with the organization in some capacity.
(Boston Globe)
• Varitek has been offered a position within the organization, but it is unclear whether he will accept it, the source said.
(ESPN)
• FORT MYERS — Earlier this morning, Clay Buchholz was asked what he learned from Jason Varitek [stats].
(Boston Herald)
• FORT MYERS, Fla. - The writing has been on the wall regarding captain Jason Variteks future with the Boston Red Sox for some time now.
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• The Red Sox are going to need a new captain. Catcher Jason Varitek has decided to retire after 15 seasons with the Red Sox, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press on Monday night.
(South Coast Today)
• The recognition of Jason Variteks exemplary career in Boston also serves to rub a little more salt in an old wound for Seattle. Thats because Varitek, along with Derek Lowe, might well have spent that excellent career in the Pacific Northwest.
(Boston Red Sox)
• The Boston Red Sox are going to need a new captain. Catcher Jason Varitek has decided to retire after 15 seasons with the Red Sox, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press on Monday night.
(Patriot-News Blogs)
• Jim Rogash/WireImageAny photo retrospective of Jason Variteks career in Boston has to start with him shoving his mitt in A-Rods face to spark a 2004 brawl. FORT MYERS, Fla.
(ESPN)