Soroka's Comeback: Can He Reclaim His 2019 Glory with the Nationals? 

The Washington Nationals have made a bold move by signing Mike Soroka to a one-year, $9 million deal. This decision has sparked a lot of conversation, especially considering Soroka's tumultuous injury history since his standout 2019 season.

On one hand, the Nationals are banking on Soroka's potential to return to form, which could significantly bolster their rotation. After all, he was a Cy Young contender just a few years ago. But on the other hand, can we really expect a player who has faced multiple serious injuries to regain that level of performance?

Let’s dive into the discussion. What are your thoughts on this signing? Is it a smart gamble for the Nationals, or are they setting themselves up for disappointment?

Additionally, with Soroka still showing promising fastball velocity despite his injuries, do you think he can reclaim his status as a top-tier pitcher? Or will the injury concerns continue to plague him?

And here’s a bold prediction: If Soroka can stay healthy, could he be a dark horse candidate for a comeback player of the year?

Share your insights, experiences with similar players, or any predictions you have for Soroka and the Nationals in the upcoming season!