Summary
The Washington Nationals have removed pitcher Richard Lovelady from their roster to make room for starting pitcher Zach Littell, whom they recently signed. Lovelady, who has played for several MLB teams, struggled last season but showed promise during spring training. Other teams can now claim him off waivers.
Key Facts
- The Nationals signed pitcher Zach Littell to a one-year, $7 million contract.
- To make space for Littell, the Nationals cut ties with reliever Richard Lovelady.
- Lovelady has played for multiple MLB teams, including the Kansas City Royals, Mets, and Blue Jays.
- He struggled last season, with a high ERA of 21.60 in games with the Blue Jays.
- Despite challenges last season, Lovelady performed well in spring training with a 2.25 ERA.
- Other teams in MLB can claim Lovelady off waivers before he is available as a free agent.
