Ross Detwiler Spring Training Address

Ross Detwiler c/o Washington Nationals Space Coast Stadium 5800 Stadium Parkway Melbourne, FL 32940 Request Date: 02/11/2008 Date Received: 03/03/2008 [21 Days] Items Sent: 1 x Custom Index Card Items Received: 1 x Custom Index Card Signed With: Blue Sharpie

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This Spring Training 2008 success comes from Ross Detwiler who was ranked as one of the top prospects in baseball according to MLB.com's Top 50 Prospects List.

Ross Detwiler was the Washington Nationals first round pick (6th Overall) in the 2007 Draft out of Missouri State.

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Born: 3/6/1986 St. Louis, MO USA Debut: 09/07/2007 (21) Current Age: 23 Teams: Washington Nationals

Career Pitching Stats Year Team G GS IP W L SV SO ERA 2007 Washington Nationals 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 2009 Washington Nationals 15 14 75 1 6 0 43 5.00   16 14 76 1 6 0 44 4.97

P-NATS COMPLETE NORTH DIVISION SWEEP
Source: MinorLeagueBaseball.com [08/29/2008]
Ross Detwiler tossed six strong innings Friday as Potomac beat Wilmington, 2-1, to clinch the Carolina League North Division second-half title.

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NATIONALS CAMPAIGNING FOR A BIG FUTURE
Source: MinorLeagueBaseball.com [03/13/2008]
Collin Balester, Ross Detwiler and Adam Carr give the Nationals a formidable mound presence as they look to build a contender in the NL East.

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NATS REASSIGN 16 PLAYERS TO MINOR LEAGUE CAMP
Source: SportingNews [03/05/2008]
VIERA, Fla. (AP) -- First-round draft pick Ross Detwiler and Mike Bacsik, who gave up Barry Bonds' r...

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NATIONALS REASSIGN 16 PLAYERS TO MINOR LEAGUE CAMP
Source: Sportsline [03/05/2008]
First-round draft pick Ross Detwiler and Mike Bacsik, who gave up Barry Bonds' record-breaking 756th homer, were among 16 players the Washington Nationals reassigned to minor league camp at spring training Wednesday.

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NATIONALS REASSIGN 16 PLAYERS TO MINOR LEAGUE CAMP
Source: Sportsline [03/05/2008]
First-round draft pick Ross Detwiler and Mike Bacsik, who gave up Barry Bonds' record-breaking 756th homer, were among 16 players the Washington Nationals reassigned to minor league camp at spring training Wednesday.

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