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Prado announced his retirement Wednesday, Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports.
Prado has come a long way since making his major-league debut with the Braves in April 2006. The third baseman played for four different teams, spending the majority of his career with Atlanta before playing his last five seasons with Miami. The 2010 All-Star selection owns a career .287/.335/.412 line and was often praised for being an excellent leader in the clubhouse. Prado will be remembered for his consistent production, playing in 1,458 MLB games before calling it quits at age 36.
