Aníbal Sánchez is one of those pitchers who has amazed the Major Leagues in recent years. In fact, his biggest moment was when he won the World Series with the Washington Nationals. Subsequently, the people from the capital did not renew his contract and after his failure to seek a new contract at 2021, the right-hander does not lower his arms and sees with good eyes return to the big show.
The reporter, Alex Speier of the The Boston Globe reported that the right-hander is not in the process of retiring as a professional player and will fight to get a new contract in any organization that is interested in his services. In addition, there is a point in favor and that is that the Venezuelan keeps his arm healthy and ready to play a full season in the Major Leagues.
Sánchez, in the 2021 left record of (4-5) with an ERA of 6.62, after allowing 39 fair races in 53.0 innings pitched in only eleven starts; This being his last participation in the Majors and with the Washington Nationals.
On the other hand, in the postseason of the 2019, the native of Maracay was a fundamental piece for the capital, all thanks to his record of (1-1) in a trio of starts and an ERA of 2.50. In addition, he flirted with the No-Hitter against the St. Louis Cardinals.
Sánchez, was also one of the guides of the first Washington Nationals championship in its history and for this reason he is remembered as one of the most stellar pitchers in Major League Baseball.
To your 37 years, the Venezuelan will seek to add his sixteenth campaign in big show, all this after having played with the Marlins of Florida, Miami Marlins, Detroit Tigers, Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals. Without forgetting that it holds a historical record of (112-113) with 1.726 strikeouts and an ERA of 4.05.2022