Stephen Strasburg, Washington Nationals pitcher, announced his retirement at 35 due to injuries including thoracic outlet syndrome.

Since their World Series win in 2019, Strasburg has been limited to just 31 1/3 innings over eight starts.

General Manager Mike Rizzo commended Strasburg's impact and performances with the Nationals.

Strasburg's career achievements include three All-Star selections and a significant $245 million contract.

The Nationals owe Strasburg $105 million over the next three seasons, with the contract being uninsured and payment deferrals agreed upon.

Team owner Mark Lerner supports Strasburg, ensuring he receives his due despite retirement.

Strasburg expressed gratitude to his team, medical staff, and fans in his retirement statement.

The Nationals are commemorating their 2019 World Series victory, Strasburg's attendance is uncertain.