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The Washington Nationals assumed they would have a long-term solution behind the plate when they traded Max Scherzer and Trea Turner to the Dodgers for Keibert (among others) in 2021. Ruiz has done nothing to dissuade that opinion. Last year, he ranked very high among NL catchers in runners caught stealing, pickoffs, doubles and strikeout percentage.
Although a newcomer, Camilo made himself right at home in '54 by leading the Nats' staff in Most Games Pitched. He hurled almost as many games last year as he did in '52-'53 Minor League seasons combined! Starting with Geneva in '51 Camilo worked his way up to Havana in '52 winning 8 games. He chalked up 10 Victories in the next year, to earn a promotion.
Prior to injuring his elbow in July and undergoing Tommy John surgery in August, Tanner was evolving into a front-line closer. He sat eighth in the NL in saves at that time, overwhelming hitters chiefly with a fierce fastball that averaged 97.0 mph, and ranked within the top 10% in spin rate. Rainey did not allow a home run in his first 16 appearances.
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