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| MASNSports.com is reporting that pitcher Ryan Wagner has retired from baseball. Wagner was 0-0 with a 6.11 ERA and two saves in 13 games for Triple-A Syracuse this season. |
Our View: No word yet on why Wagner decided to retire, but he hasn't been the same pitcher since he had surgery on his shoulder in 2006. He had no fantasy value before the retirement.
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| The Washington Nationals have re-signed reliever Ryan Wagner to a minor-league deal, reports MLB.com. |
Our View: Wagner has not been the same pitcher after having surgery on his shoulder. He did not throw a pitch in 2008 and threw just 15.2 innings in 2007.
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| Pitcher Ryan Wagner was outrighted to Triple-A Syracuse Thursday, according to MLB.com. Wagner declined the assignment and effectively becomes a free agent. |
Our View: Wagner underwent shoulder surgery a year ago and never fully recovered. He only appeared and 14 games for the Nationals.
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| Ryan Wagner, who is recovering from shoulder surgery, pitched a simulated game Monday. Manager Manny Acta said the session was "rough" because of a blister that developed on Wagner's finger, according to the AP. Wagner will throw a few more sim games before the team decides when he's ready for a rehab assignment. |
Our View: Wagner had virtually no fantasy value before he was hurt, and that's not going to change after major surgery.
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| Washington reliever Ryan Wagner , currently residing on the team's 60-day disabled list, has rejoined the team after a small stint in extended spring training, according to CBSSports.com. |
Our View: Wagner underwent major shoulder surgery 12 months ago, but his recovery is going well and the team hopes to put him through a simulated game on Thursday. From there, a potential rehab assignment could follow.
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| Ryan Wagner, who had a tear in his shoulder last season, may not be ready by opening day, but he is proceeding well in his recovery according to MLB.com. "[Playing in] Spring Training games is not looking too likely -- not necessarily because I wouldn't be ready, but because there is no reason to rush it," Wagner said. Wagner has long been rumored as a future closer, but up until this point of his career he has never been able to harness his stuff to the point that any team has trusted him late in games. At this point his goal is just to get healthy and secure a spot in the Nats bullpen. |
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| Ryan Wagner agreed to a one-year, $450,000 contract Wednesday, avoiding arbitration. The former stud prospect had surgery on his right shoulder in June but could be ready to pitch by spring training. |
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| Ryan Wagner will miss the remainder of the season. He underwent surgery Tuesday to repair a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder, according to the AP. Wagner posted a 5.74 ERA in 14 appearances before being sidelined by shoulder tendinitis a month ago. |
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| Ryan Wagner will have arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder on Tuesday, according to the AP. Wagner traveled to Birmingham, Ala., on Monday for a second opinion on the shoulder, which has sidelined him for nearly a month. He has appeared in 14 games this season, going 0-2 with a 5.74 ERA. |
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| Ryan Wagner was diagnosed with right shoulder tendonitis on Thursday and will miss the next two-to-four weeks, the Washington Times reports. Wagner was placed on the 15-day disabled list earlier in the week. |
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| The Nationals called up Ryan Wagner from Triple-A on Sunday, according to the AP. Wagner, who has yet to pitch in the majors this year, will work in middle relief for the Nats. |
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