Relief Pitcher Who Played for the Pirates and Nationals/Expos
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Career Overview
- Position — Capps primarily served as a relief pitcher during his MLB career.
- Debut — He made his MLB debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2005.
- Team Transfers — Capps was traded to the Washington Nationals in 2010, where he continued his career as a reliever.
Notable Achievements
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- Saves Leader — He led the National League in saves in 2009 while with the Pirates.
Team Transitions
- Trade — Capps was traded to the Nationals in a deal that involved several players and prospects.
- Free Agency — After his time with the Nationals, Capps became a free agent and signed with other teams, including the Minnesota Twins and Cleveland Indians.
Retirement and Legacy
- Retirement — Capps officially retired from professional baseball in 2016.
- Legacy — He is remembered for his contributions as a reliable relief pitcher for multiple MLB teams.
