"I think [retirement] is definitely a possibility,"
"I have really loved my time here. Do I know what's ahead of me? I don't really know. No idea. It's something that I have definitely thought about in the offseason. But now that we're here, I'm just focused on this year. I'm gonna give everything I have for this organization and this team this year. What's beyond that? I really have no idea."
"My kids are only getting older. The more you push that envelope, the more you're risking,"
Kevin Gausman is 35 and entering the final season of a five-year, $110 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays. He made 125 starts across four seasons in Toronto, posting a 3.48 ERA and a 3.14 FIP. Retirement after the 2026 season is a clear possibility as family priorities and age influence future plans. Gausman's splitter remained elite in 2025, limiting opponents to a .181 batting average. The five-year signing has provided high value and rotation stability while leaving the long-term future uncertain.
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