Stephen Strasburg Retires at 35: World Series MVP Ends Injury-Riddled Career

April 9, 2024
Stephen Strasburg Retires at 35: World Series MVP Ends Injury-Riddled Career
  • Stephen Strasburg, Washington Nationals pitcher, retires at 35 due to injury-ridden career.

  • Strasburg led the Nationals to their first World Series title in 2019 and earned World Series MVP honors.

  • After signing a $245 million deal in 2019, he pitched only 31 1/3 innings because of injuries.

  • He has reached a settlement regarding his contract and plans to address the public at Nationals Park later.

  • Strasburg is celebrated for his talent and commitment, and expressed gratitude to his team and fans upon retirement.

  • The Nationals owner acknowledges Strasburg's significant contributions and memorable moments with the team.

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