Wilson Ramos, a prominent MLB catcher, officially retires after 12 seasons in the majors, totaling 18 years in professional baseball. He started with the Twins in 2004 and had significant stints with the Nationals, where he earned an All-Star selection and a Silver Slugger Award. Injuries marred parts of his career, most notably a torn ACL in 2016 and on August 2021, but he remained resilient, showcasing his talent and versatility across multiple teams, including the Rays and Mets. Ramos concludes his career ceremoniously with the Nationals, marking a fruitful and challenging journey in baseball.
Ramos' career began as an international signing in 2004, leading to a significant tenure with the Nationals where he earned accolades and demonstrated resilience against injuries.
Despite injury setbacks, Ramos's ability shone through with All-Star nods and a Silver Slugger Award during his prime, reflecting his remarkable talent behind the plate.
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