Two-time All-Star pitcher Julio Teheran announced his retirement after injuries forced him out of the World Baseball Classic.

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Former Atlanta Braves pitcher and two-time MLB All-Star Julio Teheran has retired from baseball, he announced Monday. Teheran, 35, announced his retirement on Monday while with Team Colombia during the World Baseball Classic.

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After Colombia was eliminated from the World Baseball Classic, Julio Teherán officially announced his retirement from the game.

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