Josh Donaldson’s MLB career has come to a conclusion.

Donaldson, 38, announced his retirement from baseball on the “Mayor’s Office” podcast with former Reds great Sean Casey on Monday, concluding a 13-year MLB career.

Donaldson first broke into the big leagues in 2010 with the A’s, getting 34 plate appearances in 14 games.

He appeared in 75 games for Oakland in 2012, and then after that, was a major league fixture for the remainder of his career.

His best season came in 2015 as a member of the Blue Jays, when he led the American League with 122 runs, 123 RBIs and 352 total bases and won the MVP award.