Kansas City Royals fans, others show love for retiring World Series hero Wade Davis

Competitor. Closer. Champion.

Congratulations on your retirement, Wader. pic.twitter.com/uIZ6uBTiGc

— Kansas City Royals (@Royals) November 24, 2021

I love you, Wade Davis. You retired in the right uniform. Zero pitchers will ever do what you did.

— Ramona Kimona (@RamonaKimona) November 24, 2021

Thank You Wade Davis!! #ForeverRoyal #Royals

— Julia Mann (@storminmom) November 24, 2021

Royals pitcher Wade Davis announces retirement. No better pitcher on the planet in 2014/2015

— Blair Kerkhoff (@BlairKerkhoff) November 24, 2021

Wade Davis, you helped KC become Royal again. Thanks for all the Kansas City memories. pic.twitter.com/ESZp92L3dA

— Jeff Rosen (@jeff_rosen88) November 24, 2021

Wade Davis is calling it a (great) career.

He still has a fan in the scout that brought him to the Rays in 2004, Kevin Elfering pic.twitter.com/YGuieTgswI

— Tampa Bay Rays (@RaysBaseball) November 24, 2021

Thank you Wade Davis, you will forever be Royal! #checkplease pic.twitter.com/O5lKstsIP2

— Jordan (@JordanElo) November 24, 2021

We will never forget what you've done for Royals Nation, Wade Davis

You'll always have a home here in Kansas City pic.twitter.com/gCDVpzWYWw

— Royals Nation (@RoyalsNationCP) November 24, 2021

In 2014, Wade Davis didn't allow an extra-base hit until July 31, a span of 178 batters faced. For the season his XBH allowed:
3 doubles
2 triples (both came in his last 7 appearances)
0 homers

— Hunter Samuels (@HunterSamuels) November 24, 2021

Wishing all the best to Wade Davis in retirement!

Davis was an All-Star for the #Cubs in 2017 and converted a franchise-record 32 consecutive saves. pic.twitter.com/hteOjUT363

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) November 24, 2021

Wade Davis, a three-time All-Star, has retired after 13 seasons.

For years, he was a dominant force out of the 'pen. pic.twitter.com/5JJfvFRpnQ

— MLB Vault (@MLBVault) November 24, 2021

A pic of 22-year-old Wade Davis pitching for us back in 2008.

Enjoy retirement, Wade! And congrats on a heck of a career. pic.twitter.com/CQVIvSUrwI

— Durham Bulls (@DurhamBulls) November 24, 2021