Jason Varitek Retire

• Varitek has been offered a position within the organization, but it is unclear whether he will accept it, the source said.
(ESPN)
• BOSTON (WHDH) -- Jason Varitek, 13 days shy of his 40th birthday, is set to call it a career. The Red Sox longtime catcher is set to retire on Thursday, after struggling with the decision for weeks.
(WHDH.com)
• Longtime Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek will announce his retirement on Thursday, according to the Boston Globe.
(Abc Local Web)
• A person familiar with the decision tells The Associated Press that Boston Red Sox catcher and captain Jason Varitek has decided to retire. The Boston Globe first reported Variteks decision on Monday.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• Red Sox captain and veteran catcher Jason Varitek will announce his retirement Thursday, according to the Boston Globe. Varitek was the goateed-rock of the recent run of success for the Red Sox.
(YAHOO!)
• After 14 seasons with the Boston Red Sox, catcher Jason Varitek is expected to announce his retirement this coming Thursday. With him, the C upon his chest will be retired as well.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• FORT MYERS, Fla. — The Boston Globe is reporting that Boston Red Sox catcher and captain Jason Varitek has decided to retire. The newspaper cited anonymous sources in reporting that Varitek will announce his retirement at a press conference on Thursday.
(Washington Post)
• As longtime Boston Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield announced his retirement today, per the AP, another bit of information has surfaced that fellow longtime BoSox catcher Jason Varitek is eyeing his exit from the game as well.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• For 15 years, Jason Varitek was the voice in the Boston pitching staff's organization to give an aging catcher with declining skills a chance as a backup, or retire, like his friend and long-time Boston leader Tim Wakefield did last week.
(YAHOO!)
• FORT MYERS, Fla. - With Jason Varitek on the verge of announcing his retirement, the Red Sox will lose more than a catcher. They also will be without their captain, Varitek having held that position for seven years.
(Boston Globe)