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Longtime Washington Nationals catcher WIlson Ramos returned to the organization on Sunday, bringing his professional career to an end after two decades.

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Ramos, who starred as the Nationals’ starting catcher from 2010-16, signed a one-day contract to retire as a Washington National officially. “A lot of memories, coming in, coming out to that place,” ...

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