LA Radio: Report..Jerry Hairston To Join Dodger Broadcasts

MLB player Jerry Hairston announced his retirement Wednesday, following a 16-year Major League career that included a World Series title with the Yankees in 2009.

It appears that Hairston will remain in baseball and with the team he played for last season, the Dodgers. The 37-year-old has a deal to serve as a pregame and postgame analyst for the club's television broadcasts, according to Bruce Levine of Chicago's WSCR-AM radio.

However, the Dodgers have not announced the deal.

Extremely proud that I ended my playing career as a Dodger! #Dodgers #DodgerBlue #MLB #LA http://t.co/mynO1GiAqE
— Jerry Hairston, Jr. (@Therealjhair) December 12, 2013

Hairston comes from a baseball family. His grandfather, father and uncle all played in the Majors, while his brother Scott is an outfielder with the Nationals. The two played together with the Padres in 2010.