Stephen Strasburg Retires, Ending a Storied Career with the Nationals

The 2019 World Series MVP concludes his tenure with a settlement, securing his legacy amid injury struggles.

Stephen Strasburg, the 2019 World Series MVP and three-time All-Star, officially retires from the Washington Nationals after a career marred by injuries.
Strasburg's retirement follows a settlement with the Nationals, ensuring he receives the full $105 million remaining on his contract, despite previous disputes.
The pitcher, who last played in June 2022, struggled with thoracic outlet syndrome, leading to a significantly reduced number of appearances in his final seasons.
Strasburg's illustrious career includes leading the Nationals to their first World Series title in 2019, with a postseason record of 5-0 and a 1.98 ERA.
The Nationals and the baseball community honor Strasburg's contribution to the sport, acknowledging his impact on the team and his status as one of the best players in franchise history.