It was Rizzo’s decision to limit Stephen Strasburg’s innings in 2012, his first year after undergoing Tommy John surgery, and it may have cost the Nationals a World Series berth, losing in the ...

And you thought Tom Brady had a short retirement last year. Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg’s scheduled retirement lasted all of 14 days. Strasburg was planning to officially ...

Stephen Strasburg, the 2019 World Series MVP whose pitching career was derailed by injuries, has officially retired from baseball. Strasburg, 35, was a hard-throwing right-hander who was the No. 1 ...

It doesn’t appear that Stephen Strasburg will be starting a game for the Nationals any time soon — let alone pitching at any level — in a continued absence that has financial ramifications ...

Beyond 2023, Strasburg still has three seasons left on the seven-year, $245 million contract he signed in December 2019, not long after he was named the World Series MVP. But the Nationals do not ...

World Series hero Stephen Strasburg is calling it a career – for real this time. The former Washington Nationals ace officially announced his MLB retirement Sunday, nearly eight months after his ...

Right-handed pitcher Stephen Strasburg has officially retired from Major League Baseball after reaching a settlement agreement with the Washington Nationals. The exact terms of that agreement are ...

Stephen Strasburg, a World Series hero for the Washington Nationals, is set to retire at age 35, according to reports. The right-handed pitcher was the MVP of the 2019 World Series, which the ...

An ugly situation is brewing between Stephen Strasburg and the Nationals. It was reported in August that the 35-year-old pitcher plans to retire after a litany of injuries have limited him to just ...

When the Nationals make their selection, it'll represent the third time in Washington franchise history they've chosen atop ...

Stephen Strasburg was reported to be retiring two weeks ago after 14 years with the Washington Nationals. Now, it turns out his status was actually something more like "mostly retired." ...

Stephen Strasburg’s status for 2023 remains a mystery after multiple injuries that limited him to one start this season, Washington Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo said Tuesday.