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Trey Mancini, the resilient slugger who battled back from stage three colon cancer, has officially retired — but not before delivering a triumphant return to the majors in June, hitting three balls and driving in a run with his wife and daughter cheering him on. Drafted by the Orioles in 2013, he became a key player, won a World Series with the Astros, and even competed in the 2021 Home Run Derby. Over 836 games, he smashed 263 homers and drove in 404 runs. In a heartfelt social media post, he thanked teammates, coaches, and especially the medical team at Johns Hopkins — crediting them with saving his life. For Mancini, baseball has been his life for 30 years, and he’s etched his legacy as a fighter, a survivor, and a true champion.

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