Brett Gardner Returning To New York For 2022 Season?

Brett Gardner was drafted by New York by a team that wears the pinstripes in 2005 Major League Baseball Draft!

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In round 3 and was the 109 overall pick by New York by the team that wears the pinstripes out of the College Of Charleston.

In his first season with the team that wears the pinstripes in 2009 Brett Gardner played in 14 games, had 13 at bats , contributed 3 runs 2 hits 1 stolen base and had a batting average of 154.

In his second season with New York, the team that wears the pinstripes in 2010 Brett Gardner played in 9 games , had 27 at bats, contributed 2 runs 5, hits 2 runs batted in, 2 stolen bases and struck out four times had a batting average of 185.

In his third season with New York, with the team that wears the pinstripes in 2011 Brett Gardner played in 5 games, had 17 at bats contributed 3 runs 7 hits 5 runs batted in, 4 strikeouts and had batting average of 412.

In his fourth season with New York with the team that wears the pinstripes in 2012 Brett Gardner played in 5 games, had 8 at bats, contributed 0 runs, 0 hits, 2 stolen bases, and had a batting average of 0.00.

In his fifth season with New York, with the team that wears the pinstripes in 2015 Brett Gardner played in 1 game, had 4 at bats 0 runs, 0 hits 0 runs, 0 runs batted in 3, strikeouts and batting average of 0.00.

In his sixth season with New York with the team that wears the pinstripes in 2017 Brett Gardner played in 13 games, had 52 at bats , contributed 7 runs , 12 hits , 1 home run, 4 runs batted in and had 12 strikeouts, 1 stolen base and a batting average of 231.

In his seventh season with New York, with the team that wears the pinstripes in 2018 Brett Gardner played in 5 games, had 8 at bats, contributed one run, 1 run batted in, had 1 strikeout and a batting average of 250.

In his eighth season with New York, with the team that wears the pinstripes in 2019 Brett Gardner played in 9 games, had 34 at bats, contributed 4 runs, 6 hits , 1 home run, 4 runs batted in , had 15 strikeouts and a batting average of 176.

In his ninth season with New York, with the team that wears the pinstripes in 2020 Brett Gardner played in 6 games, had 19 at bats , contributed 6 runs, 7 hits , 1 home run, 3 runs batted in , had 10 strikeouts and a batting average of 368.

“according to https://www.mlb.com/player/brett-gardner-458731

In his tenth season with New York, the team that wears the pinstripes Brett Gardner had a batting average of 222, 10 home runs , 39 runs batted in.

“according to espn.com”

Will Brett Gardner be returning to New York, to the team that wears the pinstripes for the 2022 season?

After New York, the team that wears the pinstripes lost to Boston 6-1 in the Wild Card Game in Boston Massachusetts on Tuesday night Brett Gardner had this to say about his future! His future with New York, the team that wears the pinstripes.

“I hope that I’m back next season,” Gardner said. “Obviously that’s not really on my radar right now. Just trying to process all that went on and this season that just finished.

Brett Gardner said the decision-making process would soon kick in, starting with conversations with his family.

“They have obviously sacrificed,” Gardner said. “This game has been great to me and great to my family, but the longer you play and the older your kids get, the harder it gets and the more things I miss out on and not being able to see them back home doing their thing. And obviously makes it harder to be together all the time and things like that.

“Physically I feel healthy and I feel strong and feel like I can continue to play this game at a high level. Obviously this season did not end the way we wanted it to, for myself or the team, but I do still feel like I have a lot to give. But right now, not as worried about next year and what the future holds as I am just trying to process this and be with my teammates, be with my brothers and try and lick our wounds a little bit.”

“Right now, if I had to answer, I hope I’m back in that room and I hope I’m in Tampa come February. But there’s obviously a long time between now and then and a lot of things that need to get figured out. We’ll see what happens.”

“according to an article on nypost.com by Greg Joyce”