Ryan Zimmerman waves goodbye to Baseball- here's what was said in his emotional farewell message

Zimmerman and the Washington Nationals have shared just about every aspect of their MLB histories. That will end after Zimmerman's retirement Tuesday. Let's see the whole story.

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What Zimmerman has said

"Dear D.C, when we first met I was a 20-year-old kid fresh out of the University of Virginia- the very first player ever selected by the newly created Washington Nationals in the 2005 draft. We have won together, lost together, and honestly, grown-up together."

 

Zimmerman added

"To all my teammates: You guys are what I will miss most about the game of baseball. Having the opportunity to get to know so many different people from all over the country and the world has shaped who I am as a person, and I will use that for the rest of my life."

More About Zimmerman

Zimmerman was nicknamed “Mr. National” and was known for his clutch hitting. He played 16 seasons for the Nationals after sitting out the 2020 season due to health concerns during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. His mother has multiple sclerosis; he and his wife had their third child in 2020.

Zimmerman concluded

"Although my baseball career has come to an end, my family and I will continue to be heavily involved in the DMV community. You have given so much to us over the past 17 years; It is now time for us to give back to you. So this is not the goodbye, but more of a 'See you around.' - Employee no. 11"

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